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Removing the last of the rubble to prepare for the new building's foundation.
Kalamazoo Public Library Archives Photograph, uncatalogued.
Part of KPL - Buildings and Grounds Collection
An advantage of using a zoom lens is that quite often you can squeak out two very different photos from a single encounter. The previous shot was at 200mm, this one is at 32mm.
Downers Grove IL / Maple Ave
AMT e/b Illinois Zephyr
AMT 517 Dash 8-32BWH
Clearly the paving slabs have been replaced and reused from elsewhere since the road was last painted.
Level Up! A Ren Faire Show (on Facebook). This is an interactive stage show that changes. No two shows are alike. They get audience members on stage and they choose where stories go at certain points. (sort of like Dungeons & Dragons, but on a stage-sized scale).
Inspired by some of the night photography I've seen lately on fiickr (stay tuned for the names) I thought I would brave the cold and fire off a sketch. No PS other than a slight curves adjustment and balancing for the rooftop vapor lamps...
Looking in the Aldeburgh direction, another view of the yard. On the right is the Magnox Sports and Social Club.
Level crossing near Drolsum station on the Randsfjorden line
Planovergang nær nedlagte Drolsum holdeplass på Randsjordbanen
Colby Level Crossing halt and crossing keeper's hut on 20th June 1999. Also referred to as The Level (Yn Laare), this diminutive request stop serves the hamlets or individual houses of Level (Rushen), Croit-E-Caley, Kentraugh, Ballagawie and Ballakillowey. The 1km section of line from the previous station (Colby) is straight and has a level crossing for Kentraugh Farm (seen in the distance). In February 2013 the crossing lodge and its environs were restored by volunteers from the Isle of Man Steam Railway Supporters' Association. Automatic barriers were introduced in 2002 and the manually operated gates were removed and since then the crossing keeper's hut remained unmanned, but it was retained for the purpose of a railway materials storage facility out of season. Also around that time, a section of raised platform of just one coach length was also installed at the request of a regular passenger.
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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).
Another view of one of the twin gates at the starting end of the Circus of Maxentius.
For more on the Circus of Maxentius, have a look at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circus_of_Maxentius or penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/secondary/SMIG...
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.
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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.
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These engravings on the wall here show the different heights the river crested to from major floods in the past. My best guess is the camera itself is about 10 feet above the current river level to take this photo. The sign marking the 1974 flood must be 20-22 feet above the current river level. (Thats an estimate, whish I knew for sure)
This beautiful hind was munching away on the fresh green shoots along the edge of a ditch when we bumped into her... approaching from down wind we were able to get within 20 meters before her turned to face us... She stared, chewing on a mouth full of leaves for a minute or so and then hopped the ditch and walked across the path just in front of us... keen to get a shot with the sun on her, I followed her into the woods...