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The Cleveland Clinic Las Vegas. A great example of modern architecture. I’ve taken shots here before, but this is the first time I’ve seen it at night. Petty about that street lamp right in the middle.
A bit of a challenge, and a departure for me. A combination of mixed lighting, incandescents, skylights, and some bounced flash off of gray walls made for some "interesting" white balance fun, I had to crank the ISO up to 2500 and pictures shot that high on this old 2004 designed Canon body tend to fall apart. I used the new de-noise feature in ACR, it did a commendable job, but it took around 35 minutes per picture to accomplish. Then there was the issue with moving subjects, definitely not my forte!
These three buildings make up part of the Mayo Clinic's downtown campus in Rochester, MN. The buildings left to right are Siebens building, Plummer building, and The Mayo building.
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Doesn't it look lovely?
Back in the day (the 1980s I think, maybe before, maybe after too) this place was the "premier" location for the treatment of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in central Manchester. I only know this of course as it was bang (no pun intended) opposite the legendary Sports Motorcycles where we used to hang around a fair bit. "Sports" was in fact the home of the awsome Isle Of Man TT winning Ducati ridden to victory in 1978 by Mike Hailwood.
There are no "blue plaques" on the wall giving any clue to what used to go on here and the building(s) are now known as Castlefield Mews but I think it would be much better if the building's former use was proudly acknowledged as Clap Clinic Mews. I wonder how many of the residents are aware?
Of course there used to be much sniggering at the comings and goings (again, no puns intended). Once a friend of mine nearly got hit by a car crossing the road and said "I think I'm a gonner, here".
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Hopefully not a false impression - but that could be Mr Jamil Hussain (rt) working on a set of gnashers to give you that perfect smile - just as displayed in the window.
Seen in the streets around the old walled city of Peshawar.
Pakistan 2021. © David Hill
🏥 The Quigless Clinic–Hospital in Tarboro, North Carolina is a landmark of African American medical history and community resilience. Founded in 1946 by Dr. Milton Douglas Quigless Sr., it was the first hospital for Black residents in Tarboro—built during segregation when Dr. Quigless was denied privileges at the local hospital.
️ Architectural & Historic Significance
- Location: 99 N Main St, Tarboro, NC 27886
- Style: Early Commercial, two-story brick building with large glass block windows
- Listed on the National Register of Historic Places: October 27, 2000
- Originally included a 25-bed hospital on the second floor and medical offices below
👨⚕️ Dr. Milton Quigless Sr.
- Born in Port Gibson, Mississippi, he earned his medical degree from Meharry Medical College
- Moved to Tarboro in 1936, initially practicing in an abandoned fish market
- Known for blending herbal remedies with modern medicine and for his arthritis treatment made from local herbs
- Inducted into the Twin County Hall of Fame in 2004
️ Recent Developments
- In 2020, the building was purchased by Moye Corp. with plans to convert it into Riverview Lofts—five residential units with patios facing the Tar River
- Groundbreaking took place in August 2024, with support from the Quigless family and the town of Tarboro
This abandoned place was built at the end of World War II by a religious order and used to house hundreds of children to enjoy their summertime and enjoy the activities and healthy, mountainous environment. This was closed down in the 1970s.
The man down Italian toll tour. Taking in some Italian delights on a 4 day explore.
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Sonnenuntergang Genuss Spaziergang auf der Borkumer Promenade.
Sunset pleasure walk on the Promenade Borkum.
Wir waren NICHT in der Klinik / we were NOT in the Clinic
_ Back to Borkum once again _ image #206 of 345
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This wonderful old mansion in Battery Point, Tasmania, is now another increasingly ubiquitous Medical Clinic. But it is kept in superb condition and the garden is authentic to the period.
It was my last day on clinical teaching and the students organised a social distancing get together. I got lots of booze and chocs. The "Thanks Prof" box contained Moet and Chandon champagne. That is Christmas sorted. So only have some virtual teaching to do and in the New Year I will be doing a bit of research but will be mostly retired from Dentistry.