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Vesey Street / Manhattan / New York.
The 13-story former limestone faced home of the Evening Post, from 1907 to 1926, this is a rare example of Art Nouveau and Vienna Secession (a 20th century European artistic reform movement) architecture, designed by Robert D. Kohn. The bronze finished cast-iron spandrels are decorated with colophons of well known 16th- and 17th-century printers, and the statues on the ninth floor (panoramic tight shot) represent "The Four Periods of Publicity"—the Spoken Word, the Written Word, and the Newspaper, by Gutzon Borglum (of Mount Rushmore fame) and Estelle Rumbold Kohn.
The New York Evening Post Building was designated a landmark by the New York Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1965.
National Register #77000963 (1977)
Thanks to "wallyg" for his knowledge.
The Evening Primrose flowers unfurl as the sun sets, they are so vibrant they almost glow as darkness falls. They have a very fragrant perfume which floats on the evening air attracting moths and other night flying insects.
If you wait patiently, the flower buds gently start to unfurl then pop open in a flourish, it's always worth waiting for.
Oenothera biennis
One a Week - Week 31.
As the sun is about to set, an eastbound Union Pacific freight zooms past the big grain elevator at Flagg.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Rochelle, Illinois
Olympus E-600 DSLR
Olympus ED 40-150mm f.4.0-5.6 telelphoto zoom
ISO 400 RAW
137mm -- f.6.3 -- 1/1250
hand held
Olympus Master 2
Adobe Lightroom 3 beta 2
119 Pictures in 2019 #100: Stripes
This is one of the most unique rainbows I've ever seen. The colors seemed to go on forever from the inner most stripe. And the sky changed so quickly that the clouds went from grey to blue to gold to pink. Just lovely.
Evening Primrose is one of the best sources of GLA (Gamma Linoleic Acid) , which the body uses in many different ways. It helps to prevent blood clotting, dilates blood vessels and is highly anti-inflammatory, making it useful in conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis.
Evening Primrose oil first became known as a secret remedy to combat symptoms of PMS and menopause. The more research that was done on it, the more useful it seemed to become. The list of conditions this seed oil is said to benefit is truly extensive.
Some people absolutely swear by it. It is particularly useful for hormonal conditions such as PMS, menopause and even prostate enlargement. The GLA in Evening Primrose oil is very easy for the body to absorb, which means that it can be highly effective, even in small quantities. It is often used for dry skin conditions, eczema, brittle nails and hair, but more significantly, it is thought to help prevent cancer, reduce inflammatory auto-immune responses, improve circulation, keep the arteries subtle and aid digestive processes and liver function, to name but a few....I'm off to the shop to get some now!
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D11556. An evening view from the terrace of Shrigley Hall. Situated in Cheshire just outside the village of Pott Shrigley a few miles north of Macclesfield, Shrigley Hall was once the home of a wealthy Lancashire mill owner who became an MP and High Sheriff of Cheshire.
Built in 1825, it is now a hotel and golf course plus a venue for weddings, conferences and other similar events.
Saturday, 27th September, 2014. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
I have passed this building on a hillside some miles from where I live a number of times. I still haven't worked out what it's used for.
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Long exposure sunset
70013 British Railways Standard 7 'Oliver Cromwell' nears departure with an evening express at Loughborough.
An early evening service operated from Radstock to Bath on the erstwhile 379 service with former Southampton B7RLE/Wright Eclipse 66886 MX55LHL leaving in the dusk on 8th August 2016
The house which stood here on the corner of Harland Road sadly collapsed due to the lack of underpinning which was in-place during some building work that was going on at the time. So the urban legend of Derby Road goes!