"Level Crossing Lights & Barriers"
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Let's stay at the Café Cap Landen on the Italian riviera, which serves as our refuge after our continuous swim. The view of the glistening sea is indeed phenomenal. Today I have published a picture story (with German text, but there are mainly pictures) on my blog that tells of a day under the Ligurian sun. It includes family and souvenir photos that I would never publish on flickr. I think a few of my following friends are interested on my picture story: www.anchor.ch/italien/ein-tag-unter-der-ligurischen-sonne/
An abstract shot from an early morning walk - this is an illuminated barrier post to keep cars out. Shot full-frame, I found it interesting
Don't try this as home - or in the Thames for that matter. This is not an idea place to be and you have to be aware of the tide - especially in the River Thames.
This one, taken on the foreshore looks back at the Thames Barrier with Canary Wharf and the setting Sun in the distance.
Another one from last year. I liked the light on that day and I hope it comes across. I applied a slight Orton effect, having just followed a tutorial. I thought it made the colours friendlier.
For the Fenced Friday group: One from last January when we had so much snow. This is a barrier to a railway crossing, you couldn't have jumped this one easily on that day.
Happy Friday, stay warm and safe!
hier seht ihr nun die Stege quer im Bild und sie wirken eher wie eine Barriere.
Vielleicht das passendere Bild in diesen Zeiten....
here you can see the jetties across the picture and they act more like a barrier.
Perhaps the more appropriate picture these days ....
Best viewed large!
This is the Thames Barrier and the view through to the Docklands area of London, taken at around 10.00pm, just love the reflected colours and light! ! tripod used at about 15 seconds on F22