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From a photo walk with members of a Danish Facebook group - May 23, 2021.
Photo from Godsbanen.
Walk in the City, talking the Fujinon 23 mm out for a test ride, guess where Munich..
Wird Zeit das wieder ein paar Bilder in die Gruppe kommen, wo es auch was zu raten gibt
Backlit clouds cast a stunning reflection on Fountain Place in Downtown Dallas, creating a mesmerizing tableau against the cityscape. This architectural marvel, a 60-story late-modernist skyscraper, designed by I.M. Pei, stands tall at 720 feet, marking it as the fifth-tallest building in Dallas and the 15th-tallest in Texas.
#fujiwalkaalborg2020 - From a photo walk on a pleasant day with members of two Danish Facebook groups - February 01, 2020.
From a lock-down walk on a Saturday afternoon at the harbour area in Aahus, Denmark - January 16, 2021.
For over two centuries, whiskey has been distilled on the banks of the Kentucky River near Frankfort, Kentucky.
Though the distillery has changed owners and names several times over the past two hundred years, it has become one of the most recognized and highly regarded in the world. In fact, just a week ago, Buffalo Trace, the current owner of this National Historic Landmark property, won two of the top three Whisky Bible Awards, including World Whisky of the Year, for William Larue Weller, part of the distillery's 2017 Antique Collection.
One of the unique aspects of the current Buffalo Trace Distillery, is that it claims to be the oldest continuously operating distillery in the United States, and was one of the handful of distilleries (then named the George T Stagg Distillery), along with Brown-Forman (which now produces Woodford Reserve), Frankfort Distilleries (now Four Roses), and American Medicinal Spirits (Old Grand-dad, a Jim Beam product) to be permitted by the federal government to bottle medicinal whiskey and produce new whiskey during prohibition.
In addition to the Buffalo Trace brand, other whiskeys currently distilled and warehoused here include: Eagle Rare, Antique Collection, Experimental Collection, Single Oak Project, E.H. Taylor Collection, Van Winkle, Stagg Jr., Blanton's Single Barrel, Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel, Sazerac Rye, W. L. Weller, Old Charter, Benchmark, Ancient Age, White Dog Whiskey, and Bourbon Cream.
A great and informative stop on the Bourbon Trail, and a phenomenal family of whiskeys, make this one of my top recommendations for tourist activities in the state of Kentucky.
Principe Felipe Science Museum.
The City of Arts and Sciences is an entertainment-based cultural and architectural complex in the city of Valencia, Spain. It is the most important modern tourist destination in the city of Valencia and one of the 12 Treasures of Spain.
Work of the Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava, several of its buildings have become icons in the city. It is a scientific and cultural leisure complex which can be enjoyed with family or friends, covering around two kilometres of the former riverbed of the River Turia.
An updated version of an image taken back in April 2019, using Silver Efex Pro 2 for the B&W conversion and processing.
A flock of birds takes flight over an abandoned warehouse at a grain elevator in Downtown Sherman, Texas.
I started my instagram channel a few weeks ago. You may want to follow me there:
There you will find current uploads of my work. The flickr stream will only get updated sporadically. Well, it hasn't been updated a long time, anyway.
So, for the ones that are interested in new photos of mine, instagram is where you'll find them. But please don't wonder: I don't have a profile image right now ... working on it.
Night view of the impressive building/tower designed by the architects Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller back in 1937-38 - Aarhus, Denmark - November 23, 2019.
The first time i saw that flood barrier was in 2005 during my first London visit. We had a drink in the "anchor and hope" in the evening and i was impressed by the futuristic looking installation i saw from there. I had no camera then but i told me that one day i might come back to photograph that barrier. This year during my London visit it was definitely on my photo list.
I drove out with public transport (DLR from Cannon Street to Charlton, 621 Bus to greenwich Unitech College) on a hot summer afternoon. Apart of the sweating the conditions were perfect, fluffy clouds and a blue sky in the afternoon light.
I took advantage of my Hoya Polarizer and a Lee Big Stopper and took several shots from different angles. This one is my favourite.