View allAll Photos Tagged level
One of the most photographed farmhouses in Iceland, Þorvaldseyri in Eyjafjöll district. Rather obvious why. Eyjafjöll and Eyjafjallajökull icecap in background.
Shot like this, and it is not as nice when it has been "corrected" and made level.
19th August 2016 at Royal Festival Hall (Bar level 2), London SE1.
Friday Lunch (free event).
Country: Britain. Style: Traditional English Folk.
Lineup: Hazel Askew (v/melodeon/concertina), Emily Askew (fiddle).
This is the third time I have taken photos of this duo from London. For the others see: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157625733455881 and www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157630493438270/. I have also photograghed Hazel with Lady Maisery (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/tags/hazelaskew,ladymai...) and Emily with Alma and John Dipper (www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/tags/emilyaskew,-askews...).
In this photo: Hazel Askew plays a Saltarelle Melodeon.
More information: www.askewsisters.co.uk/, www.facebook.com/The-Askew-Sisters-346851338864/.
A tour of the construction site, and a sense that this could be a set for an L4D live action movie (or worse).
Upper level of 1025 Elm looking south after demolition and prior to new construction. Note original columns and the backside of the 1959 porcelain enamel facade (no original facade elements remain).
Exposure: f5.6, ISO100 at 60 seconds
Location: Providence, RI
Date: March 22, 2008 9:53pm
Notes: Shot with Nikon D200 with Nikon 10.5mm.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The condensed crew of Threshold and myself came out to the see what was left of the Providence Fruit & Produce Warehouse. There was an injunction to halt demolition but as you can see, things change and there wasn't much left. Read more about it at Art In Ruins.
You can see a group pool here of all our shots on Flickr from the night or a slick slideshow here. It may take a week or so for all the shots to be posted.
The fifth (lowest) level of the parking garage under the Grand Hyatt in San Antonio, Texas.
If you would like to read more about this photo, please visit my blog post:
When you think of surfing you probably have the sea in mind. But surfing is also possible far away from the sea. One spot of this kind is Eisbachwelle in Munich, an artificial standing wave approximately half a metre high.
Part of a man-made river, the cold, shallow surf spot became popular in the early 1970s and has since been host to a yearly surfing competition. The surfers have even “hacked” the wave by adding a system of underwater ropes attached to planks which channel the wave into two taller, cleaner U-shapes.
Eisbachwelle is not suitable for beginners and many accidents have occurred here, so the German authorities have prohibited bathing there and have said they intend to close Eisbachwelle.
However, protests against its closure and an online petition led to the standing wave being recognized as an officially accepted surf spot, albeit with a sign that reads, “Due to the forceful current, the wave is suitable for skilled and experienced surfers only.”
Amazingly this is not the only standing wave in the city of Munich. Two others exist, with one only appearing when the river reaches flood levels.
- Atlas Obscura
The white bag is standing in the road. The very edge of the crossing has been done in brick pave. Not sure how durable that will turn out to be. Presumably ashphalt will address the level difference. The footpath is in the foreground.
The different levels of life. (Close up)
Schoolproject. Screenprint.
A bit bigger than the standard 70/100.