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Three years ago I went for walk around the back of O2, or what used to be known as the Millennium Dome before it became a corporate billboard.
Here, I am just a few metres away from the Greenwich Meridian, putting me in the eastern hemisphere. Of course, the towering buildings of Canary Wharf in the background are firmly in the west.
North Greenwich, London
20th November 2019
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Crossing next to Ishibashi Station (Hankyu Railway)
Ishibashi, Osaka, Japan
February 2015
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Shibuy Crossing-the world's busiest pedestrian crossing, with as many as 3,000 people crossing at a time.
View from Shibuya Sky, Tokyo 2024
One of the tallest observation decks in Tokyo
Claydon crossing on the Varsity Line, looking towards Bletchley, around three years after the line was mothballed. The remains of the station platform can be seen on the left of the track. 20th January 1997.
Part of a roll of Ilford FP4 film I found lying in an old drawer after 30 years. Fascinating results, indeed. Goes without saying that I *love* such odd happy incidents.
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Crossing the river Skerne at Beaumont Hill north of Darlington 66428 is working the 18:30 South Bank Tees Dock to Mossend Tesco Intermodal on the 12th of June 2022.
'Ol49' class 2-6-2 No.69 heads back to the depot for coal and water following its early morning round-trip to Leszno, heading across the Poniatowskiego (Pony Street) level crossing on a very wet Tuesday 5th December 2017.
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PARIS.- Rue d'Arcole ...
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Spoorwegovergang voor fietsers en voetgangers. Door de ramen heen is de andere kant te zien.
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Level crossing for bicycles and pedestrains. The other side can be seen through the windows of the train
A horse carriage and its passengers descent from the famous Puente Yayabo (Yayabo Bridge) in the city of Sancti Spíritus. Built by the Spanish in 1815, the brick bridge is still carrying Sancti Spíritus' major traffic - pedestrians, animal-powered and motor vehicles alike.
Children's crossing patrol.
These heroes (usually retired) put themselves in harms way to protect our children and others crossing roads outside schools zones at the start and end of each school day.
Two trains are crossing at Bordesley railway station, nearest the camera is 2K23 the 11.40 Whitlock's End to Kidderminster and heading in the opposite direction a class 68 pushes the 10.55 Birmingham Moor Street to Marylebone train. The picture is from Trinity Terrace off Camp Hill in Birmingham, this was a street of neat terraced houses and between them was the entrance to a Junior and infant school, the car park was the old playground.
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WAMX 4171 crossing the BNSF Aurora sub at the “Crawford Diamond” just south of Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin on the WSOR Prairie Sub. This train originated in Janesville and made it to Spring Green with 2 SD40s and 30 loaded soybean cars and 70 empty grain cars plus HLCX 6334 and WAMX 4219. The following day, this train proceeded west, dropping HLCX 6334 and WAMX 4219+ the 70 grain empties and proceeded to Prairie Du Chien with 4171 and the 30 soybean loads. Here it is at almost the end of its journey.
Crossing into Chattanooga, Tennessee with a nice consist, NS unit steel train 60C arrives for a crew change before blasting off for Birmingham, Alabama.
Crossing the Tower Bridge. Used a fisheye for this one. I've found it works pretty well in low light and I like the effect in the city. - London, England
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Man crossing in the City Hall Square, Valencia, Spain
Hombre cruzando en la Plaza del Ayuntamiento, Valencia, España
Crossing Kaweah Gap. © Copyright 2018 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
The High Sierra Trail crosses alpine terrain near Kaweah Gap
I have been reviewing my older archives of raw files recently, partly because it simply is important to do so from time to time, and partly because I'm between locations and looking for additional images to work on. Any time I go back through the older files I find things that are interesting, and occasionally I even find some excellent photographs that I overlooked the first time around.
This photograph comes from 2008. To me it seems more interesting as a record of a particular place and a particular event than on a purely photographic basis. (I could have wished for a more interesting sky!) This was my second crossing of the High Sierra Trail, which we followed from the west side of Sequoia National Park, across the entire range, to the summit of Mount Whitney, and then down to Whitney Portal. On this trip I traveled with a group of long-time backcountry friends... unlike the first time I did this trip perhaps 25 years earlier, when I did it with my wife. I made this photograph from the top of Kaweah Gap, the pass through the Great Western Divide before dropping into Big Arroyo. The photograph looks back to the west, across the trail we had ascended to reach this point.
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