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Napoleon Crossing the Alps is the title given to the five versions of an oil on canvas equestrian portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte painted by the French artist Jacques-Louis David between 1801 and 1805.
I don't like war but I like the Arts & painting. After two hundred years an oil on canvas painted by Jacques-Louis David, I recreate it in LEGO mosaic version instead of an oil on canvas.
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“Crossing Flows” was created from an aerial view of Basel, where the constant movement of vehicles intersects with the slower, continuous flow of the Rhine. The work focuses on this idea of overlapping currents, transforming a moment of urban life into a graphic composition.
The unique color of the river at that specific time gave the image its defining character, creating a strong contrast with the linear geometry of the bridge. The result is a photograph that reduces a complex scene to clear structures and rhythms, emphasizing how different flows can coexist within the same frame.
My first addition of dogs to the 'Blurry People are Better' series. This is also another of those images that initially got passed by in my first edit. It was not until several months later that I was reviewing film from the past year that I saw this negative again with a renewed interest and decided to scan it. Always, always, always make a point to go back through past work. Your eyes change over time, you will see things you never saw before, or things you did see before in a new light.
I really like sand too, you know? I love how the ocean molds it into a myriad of patterns, such that no two trips to the beach are ever the same, or even remotely close to it. The beach changes by the second and the next day a beach that was quite familiar several hours before is now completely new and strange. The intertidal zone makes for some of the most dramatic explorations, both visually and in terms of walking through this barefoot feeling the textures left by wind and water. Nature is quite an artist.
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Here is the Jeffersonville Crossing outlet center in Jeffersonville, Ohio. This shopping center is one of two major outlet centers built the same year (1993) just one exit apart on Interstate 71 in Jeffersonville. The other outlet center built was Prime Outlets (now Tanger Outlets) and was built with the parking lot surrounding it. Jeffersonville Crossing was built around the parking lot. Today, Jeffersonville Crossing is empty except for a few independent shops while Tanger Outlets is mostly occupied. I really don't think this (mostly rural) area has enough people to support two outlet centers, especially since newer outlet centers have been built near Cincinnati and Columbus.
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An eastbound Wisconsin & Southern passenger train waits patiently at the Crawford diamond just east of Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, on May 19, 1996. A westbound Burlington Northern freight led by a commonplace SD40-2 is about to pound the crossing.
Duck Crossing signs around here are as popular as they are, I always wanted to find
a right one for better photographic composition, this could be the one !
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Took this shot with my good old buddy Pentax !
Southbound Coast Line train crosses the Manasquan River. The next stop for this NJT will be Point Pleasant Beach.
Crossing paths along Dutton Viaduct, Direct Rail Services Class 68 loco 68003 leads the 6L48 empty Cartics from Garston to Dagenham, whilst Avanti Pendolino 390148 heads in the opposite direction on a service from London Euston to Liverpool Lime Street
Crossing the Emu River at South Burnie is train 138, almost at its destination of Burnie with triple ex Queenslander Clyde locos up front 2051,2053,2054 on 14-10-13.
Parts of the bag netting in the artwork by Suzanne Jackson's Crossing Ebenezer, 2017 at Jepson Center of the Telfair Museums in Savannah, Georgia.
The artwork brings an abstracted visibility to a significant event that occurred on Ebenezer Creek, a tributary of the Savannah River.
Mossleigh's elevator row towers over Aspen Crossing Railway's trackage, formerly the CP Lomond Subdivision. In the distance, one can see a string of boxcars blocking the main, which is fine. There will be no more trains ran on the line until the next excursion season come next year.
Ex-British Railways Class 14 Diesel-Hydraulic locomotive D9531 "Ernest " drags class 105 Craven 2 car unit across Townsend level crossing during East Lancashire Railways DMU gala . 12-11-22.
An absolute necessary shot before the withdrawal of these Train’s from the Central Coast line. Sydney Train’s V22 & V29 cross the Hawkesbury River Bridge on N159 bound for Newcastle Interchange
Song reference: crossing field - LiSa
11/6/25
K36 no 487 crossing Cascade Trestle during Dave Rodgers 2008 tour of the US on 3 October.
Colorado, United States.
Another river, another reflection. The recent 1Z10 Blyth and Tyne trip was blest with some good weather. This time an Ashington bound class 185 Northern Rail unit crosses the river Blyth over Bedlington Viaduct also known as "The Black Bridge". 15-01-25.
For alternative railway photography, follow the link:
www.phoenix-rpc.co.uk to the Phoenix Railway Photographic Circle.