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Old Randall County Courthouse in Canyon, Texas. The Classical Revival style court house was completed in 1909. The building was designated as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1965.
On 30th January 2013, the Korean Cultural Centre UK hosted a 5th anniversary dinner at the Corinthia Hotel. Friends of the KCC who have been working with us for five years in different fields of culture and arts joined us in celebrating our five glorious years.
The evening started with a pre-reception, then, when all the guests sat down in the Ballroom, a video clip was shown including all the events that had been organised at the Korean Cultural Centre from the beginning of 2008. The Korean Ambassador, H.E Suk-hwan Park, attended to give a speech about the important role of the KCC. The guests applauded Director Kab-Soo Kim, Project Director Hye-Jung Jeon and the hard working staff of the KCC who have promoted Korean Culture in London and in the UK.
The Ambassador also gave special awards from the Korean Ministry of Culture to seven important members that had collaborated with the KCC on many occasions. Violinist, Jenny Bae, performed two lovely classical pieces before the dinner, which everyone very much enjoyed. The dinner was cooked by the Executive Sous-Chef, Hyunggyu Kim, and his team at Corinthia Hotel.
Fruit has always been Mr. GQ. This day, he struck a classical pose which is standard for a bull catalog. I chose this photo because this is the type of photo that I want to elevate using the techniques in this class.
This photo was shot in color on my Canon EOS Rebel T3i using a 18-250mm Tamron lens and converted into b&w using Lightroom and Paint Shop Pro.
Promo images from Vladimir Jablokov's 'Classical Twist'
Photographed in The Peoples Park - Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
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Nikon D7000 with Nikon 70-200 / f/3.5 / 1/200th / ISO1600
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Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden celebrated the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival with a public day of activities and festivities on September 30th.
This garden was ranked in 2011 by National Geographic as "top city garden" in the world.
Built in 1909, this Classical Revival-style eight-story building was built as the Harrisburg Masonic Temple, being one of the earliest skyscrapers in Harrisburg, and was the first high-rise building to be constructed along 3rd Street near the Pennsylvania State Capitol in what was formerly a low-rise predominately residential neighborhood dominated by church spires and the dome of the State Capitol Building. Originally featuring only five stories, with the third, fourth, and fifth floors being taller than the other floors, the building was heavily modified in the mid-20th Century when it was converted into an office building, renamed the Barto Building, with the double-height upper floors divided horizontally to provide more interior floor space, as the Masons had moved to a larger modernist Temple in the northern part of the city. The building features a buff brick, stone, and terra cotta-clad exterior with a stone base with horizontal reveals topped with a cornice with dentils featuring large bays, with five bays on the State Street facade and three bays on the 3rd Street facade, a terra cotta-clad second floor with paired one-over-one windows above the first floor bays surrounded by banded cladding and topped with a decorative band of extruded trim, a reveal between the second and third floors at the top of the terra cotta facade and base of the buff brick upper facade, four-story colonnades running between the third and sixth floors with engaged ionic columns supporting another band of terra cotta trim above, with large two-story bays on the third and fourth and fifth and sixth floors separated by brick and terra cotta spandrel panels with decorative trim, a band of decorative trim at the top of the colonnades and base of the seventh floor, and simpler detailing on the seventh and eighth floors, with brick pilasters and two-story window bays on the seventh and eighth floors, with the top of the building featuring a simple parapet and stone cap, with the original cornice below the parapet having been removed in the mid-20th Century renovation. The building was adaptively reused as a condominium known as The Lux in 2020, which replaced the mid-20th Century spandrel panels and windows with modern all-glass replacement storefronts, and is a contributing structure in the Harrisburg Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
Sorry for the delay, life has gotten very busy between school, sports, and work. November Cars and Coffee pictures will be coming soon, by December at the latest. Here's a preview of some of the shots from the show.
Datsun 240Z
Classical India tour package covers all major tourist attractions in India. The Classical North India tour is perhaps the most attractive way of coming closer to the rich cultural heritage of India. Primarily, covering the plains of north India. www.tatlatrip.com/classical-india-tours/
This graphic collage is one in a series I have created for my fictional radio and TV station called WC3PO Channel 10A. Located in the fictional city of Symmzinnati, Ohio WC3PO is part of the world of Xenoglaux. While it is a fiction, it is also the home of my music format selections on Pandora and my video playlists on YouTube. Barouqe is broken! I offer you a Classical Revolution! This is a Mozart FREE zone! Revolutionize Your Ears! Music of the 20th and 21st Century. Visit the Classical Revolution at: www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0FAAFB8FA62813F4 or at Pandora: www.pandora.com/stations/8bffbc01ad325ebaa36318c7743a8973...
Originally built in 514 BCE, Suzhou has over 2,500 years of rich history, and relics of the past are abundant to this day. The city's canals, stone bridges, pagodas, and meticulously designed gardens have contributed to its status as one of the top tourist attractions in China. Since the Song Dynasty (960-1279), it has also been an important centre for China's silk industry.
The classical gardens in Suzhou were added to the list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1997 and 2000. Suzhou is often dubbed the "Venice of the East" or "Venice of China".
Workshop classical lighting in our studio
While installing high end tech in our house.
A day of extremes lol.
An excellent night at the Tabernacle in Notting Hill for Classically British 2021.
An evening of dance and fashion clothing from Mary Martin a London fashion artist. Part of the Black History event.
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Organised by Mark Elie of the Portobello Dance group.
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Taken on the annual Doors Open Day at the end of September, this is the Royal College of Physicians on Queen Street, in the heart of Edinburgh's exclusive New Town (1700s counts as 'new' to us!). The College of Physicians received its Royal Charter from King Charles II in 1681 and for three centuries has promoted not only the developments in the field of medicine (which Edinburgh has historically been a world leader in) but the spread of medical knowledge (it has links around the globe).
This is the Great Hall; their present home was completed in 1848 although it wasn't long before it expanded into the neighbouring property, with the Great Hall expanded in 1865. It is approached by a wide staircase coming in from the entrance hall, through tall double doors opening into this large, light-filled space. As is common with buildings of the period there is a lot of neo-classical detailing. The plaster friezes above the pillars depict a mixture of honoured Fellows of the Society and the great physicians of history such as Galen and Hippocrates.
Classic Cadillac prop details at the Legends of Hollywood along Sunset Boulevard in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
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The library of the Conversationshaus on Norderney, Germany’s first North Sea spa island since 1797.
This grand classical building was constructed between 1836 and 1837 by architect Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves, commissioned by the Kingdom of Hanover under King Ernst August I.
It served as the social heart of the spa town, offering guests a refined space for reading, music, dance, and conversation.
To this day, the library retains its timeless elegance, reflecting an era when knowledge, culture, and seaside recovery were deeply intertwined.
In het Musispark in Arnhem neemt een meeuw bezit van een klassiek standbeeld. Een speels moment in een stedelijke omgeving.
🇬🇧 A seagull claims a classical statue in Arnhem’s Musispark. A playful moment in an urban setting.