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A throwaway, but it turned out to be one of the only photos I took that day, I accidentally walked out the door without my keys, and was hanging around outside my car, waiting for a family member to bring me an extra set. I was just killing time, fooling around taking photos of my shadow on the car, and didn't notice the man who passed by so close that his shadow eclipsed my own. I think it kind of looks mysterious and menacing. One photo a day. (43/366) -- February 12, 2020
Abstract 9585 - Seen on a window, Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, Arizona. This view is in the same part of the business as the two previous images. Image 3 of 4.
ENG: Fort Hahneberg, located on the western edge of Berlin (Spandau-Staaken), is considered one of the last Prussian-style fortifications in Germany. It was completed in 1888 after six years of construction and since the late 1990s can now be visited again partially restored. The visit is only possible with a guided tour, as the site is maintained and restored by an association. The price for the historical guided tour is relatively low per adult, however, for 7.50€ you get a lot offered in the approximately 90 minutes.
After its completion, the facility served until 1945, among other things, as barracks and central archive for military medicine, so it was mainly used for military purposes. During the Buchrucker Putsch on October 1, 1923, the fort, together with the Spandau Citadel, was briefly occupied by putschists who had to surrender to regular Reichswehr units. After the end of World War II, parts of the walls and structures built of bricks were broken out and taken away as building material for the reconstruction of Berlin. Until the fall of the Wall in 1989, the fort was located unused in the area of the barrier installations in the former East Berlin of the border crossing point Heerstrasse and has only been accessible to the public again since 1990 and was handed over to the association Arbeits- und Schutzgemeinschaft Fort Hahneberg e. V. in 1993.
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GER: Das Fort Hahneberg, am westlichen Rand Berlins (Spandau-Staaken) gelegen, gilt als einer der letzten Festungsbauten nach preußischer Manier in Deutschland. Es wurde im Jahr 1888 nach sechsjähriger Bauzeit fertiggestellt und kann seit den späten 1990er Jahren nun auch wieder teilweise restauriert besichtigt werden. Die Besichtigung ist nur mit einer Führung möglich, da das Gelände von einem Verein gepflegt und restauriert wird. Der Preis für die historische Führung ist aber relativ niedrig pro Erwachsenen, für 7,50€ bekommt man in den rund 90 Minuten viel geboten.
Nach seiner Fertigstellung diente die Anlage bis 1945 unter anderem als Kaserne und Zentralarchiv für Wehrmedizin, wurde also vorwiegend militärisch genutzt. Während des Buchrucker-Putsches am 1. Oktober 1923 ist das Fort zusammen mit der Spandauer Zitadelle für kurze Zeit von Putschisten besetzt worden, die sich regulären Reichswehreinheiten ergeben mussten. Nach dem Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurden Teile der aus Ziegelsteinen errichteten Mauern und Bauwerke als Baumaterial für den Wiederaufbau Berlins herausgebrochen und abtransportiert. Bis zum Mauerfall im Jahr 1989 befand sich das Fort unbenutzt im Bereich der Sperranlagen im ehemaligen Ost-Berlin der Grenzübergangsstelle Heerstraße und ist erst seit 1990 der Öffentlichkeit wieder zugänglich und wurde 1993 an den Verein Arbeits- und Schutzgemeinschaft Fort Hahneberg e. V. übergeben.
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I don’t really love the composition of this snapshot but I’m posting it anyway. We parked downtown and walked a bit further than I expected to the boardwalk, and then promptly walked back again to eat dinner. Maybe not the best planning.
Ok... So the resolution can't match a good DSLR/Lens, but it was a dimly lit, pre-opened mall. It's a phone camera...And a 3 second, Hand-Held exposure!
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A pear tree at night, at its peak of autumn color, its leaves glistening from the rain; the ground below carpeted with golden leaves. The iPhone tends to make night skies too bright, but this was taken at night, with the only light being that from nearby street lights. By the next morning, the wind and rain had stripped many of these golden leaves from their boughs. One photo a da.y. (316/3660 Bayside, Queens, NYC -- November 11, 2020
The wind speed was 80 mph + gusts looking towards the Needles from Keyhaven. I had to hunker down on the stones to get some stability to hold the camera without it blowing around.
The 11th annual Rose Regatta Dragon Boat Festival, Lake Las Vegas, Henderson, NV. Breast Cancer charity event.