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A view of the Lions Gate Bridge from the sea wall at Stanley Park, with West Vancouver in the background. (Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Nikon D800E

AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR2

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.

M Shadows and Synyster Gates. Avenged Sevenfold at the Project Cinco Party. May 5, 2011 Atlanta, GA

SONY DSLR A500

 

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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.

以色列 : 耶路撒冷 - 舊城區 [雅法門]

Israel : Jerusalem - Old City [Jaffa Gate]

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.

Lanhydrock parish Church viewed through the gate from Lanhydrock Gardens, Cornwall.

Project Narnia is part of our annual Creative Pathways Programme for schools.

Each year, one of our Season’s productions is used as the basis for inspiration, and this year The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was the stimulus for creativity across the city. With the help of Baillie Gifford and fellow sponsors, The Lyceum was able to offer Project Narnia for free to those schools located in deprived areas of Edinburgh.

 

Over 1140 children took part, from 14 Primary School classes, 4 High Schools, 2 Special Schools and 5 community groups.

Working with Lyceum professionals, the children identified what were for them were the main themes of the story. After much teamwork, brainstorming, prop-making, and rehearsing they developed these ideas to create their own plays which were then performed to friends and family. They also visited us twice, once for a backstage tour and a second time to see The Lyceum’s own production. For most, this was their first visit to a theatre.

 

Thank you to all our Project Narnia supporters:

Baillie Gifford

Cruden Foundation Limited

Dr David McNeil Summers Charitable Trust

Edinburgh Airport

The Educational Institute of Scotland

The Nancie Massey Charitable Trust

Ponton House Trust

The Robertson Trust

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

The RS Macdonald Charitable Trust

The Ryvoan Trust

ScottishPower Foundation

Widowers' Children's Home Trust

 

www.lyceum.org.uk/project-narnia

 

Photography by Aly Wight

The Golden Gate Bridge on a full moonlit night as seen from Battery Crosby in the Presidio

Und komm mir ja nicht auf die Idee, einfach so über den Zaun zu steigen...

One day coming home from visiting friends my wife saw a house with a fancy custom metal driveway gate. She said we need to get rid of the old chain link gate and get one of those nice gates.

 

I said those are too expensive theirs no way we could afford it. I told her I'll make one.

 

There were a bazillion ideas online so i just saved a bunch of pictures and came up with something.

I love the colour of this gate.

Gates were heavy!! My handy man and helper helped me do final install.

Our Lady of Lourdes Cemetery, Pike Creek 4/26/2003

They finally dedicated the Cloud Gate sculpture last Monday with its celebrated sculptor, Anish Kapoor, in attendance. He also finally gave in to the pet name, "The Bean," that Chicagoans fondly call his sculpture. This sculpture is a 66 feet long, 42 feet wide and 33 feet high stainless steel behemoth weighing about 110 tons. About 160-plus steel plates were welded together and attached to a structural frame to form a shape that is likened to a kidney bean or a mercury drop. It was built to the tune of about $23M (original estimate was about $9M) - from 1999 - its conception to 2006 for its finishing touches. Technology had to be developed to build this sculpture and this was originally planned to be built in California and shipped to Chicago through the Panama Canal and the St. Lawrence Seaway but they deemed that too risky so they built it on the spot.

 

They first unveiled this installation in 2004 for the opening of the MIllennium Park but then, the seams of the steel plates were still visible. It was a hit then even with the marks on its face. They finally completed the polishing of the plates and the result is magnificence. However, this is by no means finished. They still have to develop the technique how to clean this ... in any given day, there are rain streaks and bird droppings on the sculpture. You sometimes can see seagulls colonizing the top!

I gave Le Bernardin a little help with their holiday card this year. Remember the gates? Seems like forever ago.

Youghal Clock Gate Cloud Animation - www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyO4ZitS8T8 - Youghal Clock Gate Cloud Animation by Kieran McCarthy - www.midaza.com

Stay Spooky Fest

October 27th, 2013

The Camel

Richmond, VA

San Francis Golden Gate Bridge is viewed from the Marin headlands.

Photo by www.yowangdu.com

Across from the Randy Pausch Memorial walkway.

SILVER SPRING, MD - AUGUST 22: Baton Rouge rapper Kevin Gates performs at the Fillmore Silver Spring on Friday night. (Josh Sisk/For The Washington Post)

Gatelys People Store Established in 1917 at 112th Street and Michigan Avenue in Chicago’s Roseland community.

In 1425 Lorenzo Ghiberti was commissioned to design a pair of bronze doors for Florence's Baptistery. He labored on the task for 27 years and this is what the outcome was. Panels depict the stories of Adam and Eve, Jacob and Esau, and David and Goliath.

forged iron gate, metal gate

1.Surface treatment

* Hot Dip Galvanized

* Powder coating

2.packing : foam rubble after bubble paper wrapped

3. 20 years rustproof warranty

Josh Gates of Destination Truth moderated the panel, here he is bringing a VP of the "Syfy" channel up on stage to call Colin Ferguson

My first foray into pencil-free sketching. This is a gate to a little pond with a place to sit and watch the ducks

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