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Bearing the burden of a secret storm
Sometimes she wishes she was never born
Through the wind and the rain
She stands hard as a stone
In a world that she can't rise above
But her dreams give her wings
And she flies to a place where she's loved
Concrete angel
Despite the government's efforts to create many green spaces, Singapore looks like a concrete city from some perspectives.
the contrast between good weather and bad can be so great some days, especially in low evening light. The last suns rays often stay under the advancing clouds till the very last minute. I love these conditions, as the beach just comes alive. Concrete and gold is by Foo Fighters, and is as good a title as any.
Glen Canyon Dam is a concrete arch gravity dam on the Colorado River in northern Arizona, near the town of Page. The 220 m high dam was built by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) from 1956 to 1966 and forms Lake Powell, one of the largest man-made reservoirs in the United States with a capacity of 27 million acre-feet (33 km3)[3] The dam is named after Glen Canyon, a series of deep sandstone canyons now flooded by the reservoir.
In the 1970s cities in Germany fell for the credo "concrete is good for you". In my hometown, much of the historically grown was sacrificed for efficiency, and with it the soul many a place once had. Here's my attempt to make it at least look interesting...
The large (up to 2.5 metres in diameter) sandstone boulders at Red Rock Coulee are concretions - formed undersea, in this case the shallow "Bearpaw Sea" that covered much of the North American interior when the dinosaurs still roamed. Eighty million years old, give or take, they now sit on the Alberta prairie like gigantic, misshapen cow pies.
I wondered what I could do with a fish eye lens here, so when the sun emerged from a cloud bank very late in the evening, I got out the Rokinon 8mm. Keeping the camera level produces a straight horizon; any tilt and there is a pronounced curve. The limitation lies in its extraordinary 180° field of view: if I shifted to the right, the sun would be in my frame; to the left and I have to deal with my own shadow. And the photo op turned out to be brief; I had time for half a dozen shots and then the light faded.
Photographed at Red Rock Coulee Natural Area, Alberta (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2023 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Ocean Concrete plant on Granville Island, Vancouver, British Columbia. The concrete silo mural was created for the Vancouver Biennale in 2014.
The birds go to roost, and people return to the concrete nest.
VILLA MODERNA Residential Complex located in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Taken with Olympus E-M5 and M.Zuiko Digital ED 12mm F2.0
Setting: ISO 100 / 12.0 mm / f 8.0 / 0.5 sec.
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