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Cloud Gate is a public sculpture by British artist Anish Kapoor in Millennium, Chicago, Illinois, United States. The sculpture was constructed from 2004 to 2006, with a temporary unveiling in the summer of 2004. Nicknamed "The Bean" because of its legume-like shape, Cloud Gate's exterior consists of 168 highly polished stainless steel plates. It is 33 feet by 66 feet by 42 feet (10 m × 20 m × 13 m), and weighs 110 tons
Golden Gate Bridge from Baker Beach, San Francisco, California
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J and I were the only ones that walked the Golden Gate Bridge, and we only went to the first structure, shown here. It was really windy! As with much of the CA trip, I was constantly challenged to try to capture the majesty of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Gate G2 captured from Cathay Pacific B777-300 while sitting at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. Air traffic control tower can be spotted from here. Soon we were going to be on our way to Check Lap Kok, Hong Kong.
Gates of Montecito is a collection of private drives and entries into some very unique homes and estates. All photograhps were taken from public property and are deliberately not identified.
Sluice gates on the River Anton, a tributary of the River Test. Used to create pools for trout fishing.
Fifteen years on from the shot in this link- flic.kr/p/w3r7iy
One post left and one wooden one added .Loco hauled trains are now hard to come by, just flask trains from Valley (37405/609). The only other loco hauled is the 0536 Holyhead - Cardiff, but that is a bit early!
The Strand Gate (also known as the East Gate and Watchbell Gate) was built around 1300 to protect the entrance from the harbour at the bottom of Strand Hill. It was at least a third higher than it is today, and incorporated two portcullises and a pair of gates. There was a porter’s lodge inside the northeastern tower, and a room for the portcullis winding gear on the first floor. The town wall joined the northwestern and southeastern towers. The Strand Gate incorporated decorative stonework, some of which is still visible, suggesting that it was seen as the main entrance into the town (as it is today). As with other buildings, the Strand Gate would have been rendered and whitewashed, while the decorative stonework would have been picked out in colour.
As I was hiking in the Gates Pass area of Tucson, Arizona I saw this girl in the distance admiring the scenery. I watched for a bit as she effected different positions. Finally she sat down and, without my direction, created this pose which was most photogenic.
Manchester's Chinatown gate.
It's quite something, just a dang shame you cant get a decent shot from any other position because of all the poles, wires, cars etc etc...
This decorated gate along a street catched my attention enough that I photographed it. Not quite sure what bird it is, but looks pretty cool.