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Echo Arena Liverpool es el anfiteatro del ACC Liverpool situado en la ciudad de Liverpool, fue inaugurado el 25 de enero de 2008.
El edificio ACC Liverpool completo, fue diseñado por Wilkinson Eyre y Buro Happold, consta de dos elementos principales a ambos lados de una entrada central: un escenario y un centro de convenciones. El arena tiene 7.513 puestos permanentes alrederdor de tres lados de la pista central, adecuado para acontecimientos deportivos. La capacidad de total para conciertos es de 10.600 incluido el piso. El centro de convenciones tiene una sala multiuso de 3.725 metros cuadrados en la planta baja, un auditorio con una capacidad de 1.350 y más salas en los pisos superiores. Puede ser utilizada la sala de exposiciones en conjunto con el arena, dando un espacio total de más de 7.000 metros cuadrados de exposición.
El complejo (arena y el centro de convención ) es capaz de albergar toda tipo de eventos, incluyendo conciertos de música, convenciones, eventos deportivos, entretenimiento para niños y más.
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Echo Arena Liverpool is the arena half of ACC Liverpool located on the former Kings Dock in Liverpool, England, United Kingdom. The BT Convention Centre forms the other half of the complex
In terms of capacity, Echo Arena Liverpool is the eleventh largest arena in the United Kingdom. ACC Liverpool as a whole was designed by Wilkinson Eyre architects. There are six dressing rooms, five team locker rooms and two promoter offices within the arena Vehicles weighing up to 38 tonnes can gain access to the basement of the arena.
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It's that magical time of year at Echo Ridge. Fires are lit and cabins are warm as the snow starts to fall on the evergreen forests. Hear the ice sing under the setting sun and make a wish upon a shooting star.
Echo de menos los tejados ... los terrados; sus antenas, cables de television y esas pinzas de madera quemadas por el Sol tendidas en el suelo, en busca de consuelo que las haga útiles de nuevo ...
Echo de menos las alturas, los últimos pisos, el trasiego del vaiven de subir y bajar hasta quedar sin aliento, sin fuerzas en las piernas ... y en el corazón ...
Echo de menos los cielos, la nube que fue creada con el sudor de cada uno de mis escalones, hasta donde yaces, inerte e inmóvil para los ojos ...
Las emisoras de radio, las señales de televisión averiadas, el viento con olor a cena recien hecha de fritanga, el sandwich de medianoche, y hasta el vaso usado que sirve de cenicero ...
Echo de menos ese sabor, el de ceniza pasada, sin pasado y sin futuro ... sin presente y sin sabor ... el sabor de despues de "hacerlo" ...
Echo de menos el "súbeme el pan" y el "bájame la basura", y el cruce de miradas infinito en las alturas de un pasillo interminable que conduce a dos habitaciones donde duermen la realidad, y la ficción ...
Echo de menos los tejados ... el vaiven en las alturas de los últimos pisos, y hasta lo que nunca he tenido, hasta eso ... echo de menos ...
© M.Orero 2008
Eindhoven (NL)
A new mural in Eindhoven, painted by Studio Giftig for Muziekgebouw Eindhoven and Gemeente Eindhoven: Echoes of Harmony.
It took the fellas a bit over 3 weeks to paint this beast; rain was mostly part of their problem... plus the fact Kas and Niels love to chat... a lot. Like really: they can talk all day without boring themselves.
Anyways, the mural depicts a man and a woman, both playing a musical instrument. The man resembles a street musician playing a harmonica, where the woman plays a violin, fitting the walls of Muziekgebouw Eindhoven where there are frequent concerts.
Another from my short bimble around the Albert Dock area of Liverpool last week.
Just a bloke with a simple camera and a polariser.
The road down to Steamboat Rock where the Yampa and Green Rivers meet in Dinosaur National Monument.
So this is Echo now, he is a IOS sezz on a 68cm popodoll body and I am completely happy with how is is now :D
For any musicians out there, this is the original echo chamber that the switch on your amplifier imitates
This photo was taken by a Hasselblad 500C medium format film camera with a Carl Zeiss Planar 1:2.8 f=80mm lens and Zenza Bronica 67mm SY48•2C(Y2) filter using Kodak 400TX film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
a million bright ambassadors of morning~
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Big Echo is a chain of karaoke clubs.
Ginza has so many taxi's.
Forgive my indulgence.
I really like the color and clarity characteristics of this older 24mm AI fully manual lens.
Debussy video from the Sunday performance soon....
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Mural by SechoR aka @s.echor for Project Congress seen on a door at 2135 North Milwaukee Avenue in the Logan Square area of Chicago, Illinois.
Photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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Inspired by Highlander movies and music + www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2qrStysF_w :horns:;)
Location: Marko's Towers, Prilep, Macedonia
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D800
Sigma 10-20mm
Restored Market Street Railway PCC car #1053 carries a livery that pays tribute to Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corporation, which ran 100 PCC cars between 1936 and 1956. #1053 began life in Philadelphia.
September 2006
Rollei 35 camera
Fujichrome 100 film.
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Located about 3 miles south of downtown Fort Worth, this long-abandoned municipal incinerator near Echo Lake still stands, unused for perhaps over 40 years now. Detailed information on it's past is somewhat sketchy, but it seems the facility was built sometime in the 1950's and was in service for only a few years before changes in EPA regulations forced it's closure sometime in the 60's, as well as it's sister facility, just north of downtown.
The sturdy brick & concrete construction has enabled the building to largely retain it's structural integrity over the past few decades, despite the abuse, disuse and neglect that comes naturally from abandonment. That said, there are a couple spots on the tar & gravel roof that have caved in, and I discovered an appreciable amount of standing water on other parts of it , after climbing the 25 foot interior ladder up to it, in the dark. In short, the roof is NOT a safe place to be...
During the 80's & 90's the place evidently became a hotbed for drug activity, with many deals occuring on the premises. At some point during this period, a woman came there to make a purchase, and somehow managed to fall 40 feet to her death into the massive, 20-foot deep trash hoppers on the ground floor. Did she fall...did she jump...or was she pushed?
As that story points out, this is a fairly dangerous place to go poking around, especially in the dark. For example, the 3rd floor has two large rectangular holes, each perhaps 4x6 feet, located in the middle of the walkway, leaving only a narrow one-foot strip of concrete between them and a low wall...all that protects you from duplicating the drug buyer's fall. The fall through the hole would certainly be preferable, perhaps even survivable, if you can manage to grab some of the furnace on your way down to slow your fall...perhaps only 15 to 20 feet.
Anyway, the incinerator is a great spot for interior light-painting; lots of different surfaces, angles and large, open areas to give space & depth to your shots, when desired...just be careful on that 3rd floor!
Night, full moon, 2 minute exposure.
In the winter light, I captured this abandoned castle partially submerged in the lake's waters. The reflection creates a symmetry that emphasizes the building's slow descent into nature, while the muted colors speak to the melancholic beauty of forgotten places.
Mt Evans towers in the distance while clouds and blue sky reflect in Echo Lake.
I think that this has to be one of the best cloud shots I have personally taken. I really nailed the texture and white balance of how the clouds looked while sitting there composing the shot.
Definitely one of my personal favs of this trip.
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