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Camera : Praktica LTL
Lens : Meyer-Optik Görlitz 28mm/2.8
(last series of pentacon 28mm, built in M42 and in PB mount, branded as meyer-optik)
Film : expired Kodak Gold 200
Location : Hamm-Datteln-Channel
EXPLORED #349 Thanks for all the views and comments its greatly appreciated :)
First time ive ever really wished i had my gorillapod with me at the time lol a great pain tryin to stabilize the camera to get this shot.
Shot at 18mm 2.5 sec f/8
ISO 1250
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"See, what will be" is said on this panel. In reality it means: "in the future (some years) you will see new buildings"
Welder in welding enclosure at construction site of 270 Park Street -- JP Morgan's future headquarters.
The growing 'Hudson Yards'
On the left/ links: '10 Hudson Yards'
Inbetween/ dazwischen: '15 Hudson Yards' under construction/ im Bau
On the right/ rechts: '30 Hudson Yards' under construction/ im Bau
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Construction site along 7th Ave SE in East Village, Calgary, Alberta
My entry into Scott Kelby's Ninth Annual Worldwide Photo Walk.
A big thank you to our leader Howard and my fellow photo walkers for making a walk on a cool and cloudy day fun.
Or "Ruins of Pasila's Bike Lane". It's annoying how one of the most active bike routes from the central to north Helsinki and Vantaa is borked. How about putting the construction gear to the car roads?
This is the southwest corner of East Hastings and Columbia Streets in the Downtown Eastside (DTES) Vancouver.
This location was one of two Overdose Prevention Society (OPS) outdoor inhalation sites now closed in Vancouver's notorious Downtown Eastside (DTES). The site opened in 2021 and closed early 2022,
A nondescript commercial building on the corner lot (Vancity’s Pigeon Park Savings) is now a pile of rubble.
This mural wall is on the Sheldon Hotel and it is also coming down. From 2008 until 31 July 2020 the building provided supported housing run by RainCity Housing.
The Sheldon completed in 1909 was called the Wright Building and the Grand Central Rooms. It was named after its owner, H D Wright of Seattle, and was designed by H B Watson.
Over the years it became the St James Hotel, the Wilbur Rooms, the Windsor Hotel, and now the Shaldon Hotel.
The three lots 52-92 will become a new social housing building for Indigenous people.
The new building’s ground level will be utilized as a Vancouver Native Health Society healing centre, community food centre, and a “Long House” gathering space.
Welder climbing up to a welding enclosure at the construction site of 270 Park Street -- JP Morgan's future headquarters.