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This is a panorama stitched together from 6 pictures. I kind of wanted to go on and show the Pacific Ocean to the right ... but I guess that would be getting too extreme!! It's just beautiful in every direction!
The attractive Patterson Bridge spans the Rogue River and was built in 1932.
I wasn't expecting any sort of sunset on my return home from my afternoon stroll as it had been very cloudy for most of the afternoon and I guess this can't really be classed as a sunset as it was the best part of 45 minutes before that was due. So its just a golden glow through a break in the clouds I guess!
It's officially fall season. Let the color commence. I'm starting with magnificent gold color. I took this image in the Grand Tetons National Park near Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Aspen trees had just changed into their finest fall color and were showing off. I was obligated to photograph them (many times I might add). (Edited in Lightroom and Topaz)
Stepping back into Autumn's warm golden glow.
Visiting my archives for warmth and colour during cold winter days.
Edited in Topaz Studio
My brand new 'Voltage Gold' daisies.
These are African Daisies - aka 'osteospermum ecklonis'.
They are a blend of gold and orange in colour.
See:
ballaustralia.com/product/osteospermum-voltage-gold/
They are only relatively new on the market from the Ball Horticultural Company, located at Skye, near Melbourne, Victoria.
See: ballaustralia.com/
Purchased last week from the brilliant 'Mother Earth' nursery on Annangrove Road, Kenthurst - Hills District of Sydney.
See: www.motherearthnursery.com.au/
And no, they are not at Bunnings - yet, lol.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon 100mm f/2.8L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
A Warm 'Sunrise' filter from the Flickr Photo Editor.
In this fast life we must stop sometimes, and look what nature gives us. No better and creative artist than nature.
Gold-glasses. Hong Kong 01-23-2020
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I don't know if there ever was Gold in Cologne, but if there was, they must have put it into this into this bridge. When I got close, I could see there is is another kind of gold on the bridge. It's full of padlocks hung by lovers. I have never ever seen so many padlocks in one place, as on this bridge. It's from one end to the other.
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Explored October 18, 2022
"Berlin" Gold, to be precise – which is made of chromium-nickel steel. This is the famous "Berlin" sculpture on Berlin-Charlottenburg boulevard Tauentzien. It was created in 1987 by artist couple Martin Matschinsky and Brigitte Matschinsky-Denninghoff, and erected for the "Skulpturenboulevard" (sculpture boulevard) exhibition, a temporary exhibition in public space (of Berlin-West) of seven large sculptures/installations on the occasion of Berlin's 750th anniversary in 1987 and in connection with the Capital of Culture Year 1988. The intertwined, yet separated steel pipes of "Berlin" were meant to symbolize the situation of the city that, back in 1987, was still divided by the Berlin wall.
Unlike the other sculptures, "Berlin" was bought by the Senate of Berlin after the end of the exhibition, and is permanently installed on Tauentzien's centre strip. There are several more chromium-nickel steel pipe sculptures created by Matschinsky-Denninghoff in Berlin (and other cities in Germany). The sculpture "Dreiheit" (Trinity), which I've photographed as well (and which I'll probably upload soon as well), can be found in front of the Berlinische Galerie in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
The building in the lower right corner is the Europa-Center, a building complex built between 1963 and 1965. Europa-Center's high-rise tower with the rotating Mercedes-Benz star on the roof was, for many years, West Berlin's highest building and also quickly became one of West Berlin's landmarks. Today, the entire building complex is heritage protected.
Berliner Gold
... Das, strengenommen, aus Chromnickelstahl in Gestalt der Skulptur "Berlin" besteht. Diese berühmte, aus ineinander verschlungenen, aber dennoch voneinander getrennten Röhren bestehende Skulptur, die die damals noch bestehende Berliner Teilung symbolisiert(e), wurde 1987 vom Künstlerehepaar Matschinsky-Denninghoff erschaffen. Die Erstausstellung erfolgte im Rahmen des "Skulpturenboulevards", einer Ausstellung mit sieben Groß-Skulpturen/-Installationen im öffentlichen Raum West-Berlins anlässlich Berlins 750. Geburtstag 1987 und der Kulturhauptstadt 1988. Anders als die anderen Skulpturen des Skulpturenboulevards wurde "Berlin" vom Berliner Senat erworben und ist permanent auf dem Mittelstreifen des Tauentziens in der City-West zu sehen.
Es gibt, nicht nur in Berlin, sondern auch in anderen deutschen Städten, noch weitere von Matschinsky-Denninghoff geschaffene Stahlskulpturen. Eine davon, die ich ebenfalls fotografiert habe (das Foto werde ich vermutlich demnächst auch hochladen), die Skulptur "Dreiheit", ist vor der Berlinischen Galerie in Berlin-Kreuzberg zu finden.
Das Gebäude rechts "unten" ist der Turm des Europa-Centers. Das Europa-Center besteht nicht nur aus dem Hochhaus, sondern auch aus einem Einkaufszentrum am Breitscheidplatz. Das Hochaus des Europa-Centers war lange Zeit West-Berlins höchstes Gebäude und avancierte, nicht zuletzt wegen des weithin sichtbaren, rotierenden Mercedes-Sterns auf dem Dach, schnell zu einem Wahrzeichen der geteilten Stadt. Der zwischen 1963 und *65 errichtete Gebäudekomplex steht heute unter Denkmalschutz.
Breenhold Gardens.
29 The Avenue, Mount Wilson.
The Blue Mountains.
90 minutes drive from Sydney.
Photographed last Friday. 5th May, 2023.
And for my gold theme, here's 'Gold On The Ceiling' by the Black Keys, with its cool video clip:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yCIDkFI7ew
OR, going back in time, here's Neil Young's 'Heart Of Gold':
www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3IA6pIVank
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
A Smooth 'Chestnut' filter from the Flickr Photo Editor.