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RP BIGGEST FLAG. Hundreds of young and old people help each other in unfurling the biggest Philippine flag measuring to about 100 meters by 200 meters or the world’s second largest flag next to Israel at the Athletic Bowl in Baguio City, north of Manila, Philippines, during the celebration of the 110th Independence of the country last June 12. The flag maker is evangelical Christian Grace Galindez-Gupana. – Harley Palangchao
Flags outside the Stiklestad Museum in Verdal.
Flag on the right is for Verdal Municipality
Flag in the middle is the Norwegian flag
Flag on the left is that of the Nord Trøndelag County
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NS 311 heads southbound along the Brooklyn District at restricted speed with NS C44-9W #9487 (lead) and UP SD70ACeTier 4 #3026. Signal issues required the train to be flagged through the interlocking.
Civic flags flying high over Rotary Challenger Park.
Something tells me there's a breach of flag protocol here.
In 1961 Khassim threatened to invade Kuwait. This was the reply of the Kuwaitis - loyalty to the Ruler
Symbolizing the "Look East" policy for Malaysia, The Dayabumi Building was finished in a mere 26 months.In 1981, the newly-installed Mahathir government of Malaysia implemented its "Look East" policy to convey its desire to learn from Japan and Korea and join the ranks of the advanced countries of Asia. One of the most notable legacies of this policy was the Dayabumi Urban Development Project.
The jewel of this plan was the Dayabumi Building, which was constructed during Stage III. The original plan had called for reinforced concrete and a construction period of 44 months. It would have been nearly impossible to complete the task in only half that time! Therefore, Takenaka proposed a steel-frame structure, which would allow the edifice to be finished in 26 months.
Lens: ZEISS Milvus 1.4/50 ZE
Adapter: Metabones
Camera: Sony A7RII
Expsure: ISO 80, f/1.7 at 1/640s
Processed: Adobe LR
New York City Mayor Eric Adams delivers remarks and helps raise the African Union flag at Bowling Green Park on Wednesday, September 16, 2022. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office