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Painshill's 5-Arch Bridge and Turkish Tent framed by the trees at the exit to the Crystal Grotto.
2017PAD 310/365 (6/11)
Framed by the stonework of the St Nicholas road bridge, Carlisle on 19 March 2025, 68003 “Astute” threads 6C14, DRS’ 1000 Drigg - Shap Summit empties below the Cumbrian Coast and WCML railway bridges as it makes its way along the rarely used link between the Cumbrian coast line at Currock, via the Bog area of Carlisle to the WCML at Upperby.
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Ganish (or Ganish Khun) is a historic, thousand-year-old village in the Hunza District of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, known as the oldest settlement on the Silk Road in Hunza, featuring ancient watchtowers, mosques, and traditional architecture, and recognized by UNESCO for its heritage restoration. It's a living village with a rich history, showcasing cultural interactions through its unique architectural motifs and traditions like storing food in glacier-fed water tanks.
Taken at Seewri Fort. It seems birds love to be framed. I am not a bird-shooter but tried few today.
The cottonwood is an integral part of the Southwest environment wherever there is water nearby. The Red Reefs Trail runs along Quail Creek which, at least seasonally, has enough water to fill Quail Creek Reservoir, the center piece of Quail Creek State Park, just downstream. I like to use local trees, dead or alive, to frame the red rock environment. Red Rocks National Conservation Area, Leeds, Utah.
A private Tudor manor house with a C12th moat and medieval fishponds. The gardens are open in the summer.
It was built c.1538 by Martin Hastings, courtier to Henry Fitzroy, Henry VIIIs illegitimate son. It was restored by Gerald Gosselin of Bengeo Hall in Hertfordshire in 1900.
Floating restaurant at Darling Harbour. The circles around the lights are due to the lack of antihalation layer on this film.
Canon Rebel 2000 camera, 28mm/f1.8 lens, CineStill 800 tungsten film (C41 XPro).
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