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view of the modern skyscrapers on hong kong island from the open-top double decker bus that we took from the peak tram station to the star ferry terminal
Hannah is looking under the fence
I learned some new things about seeing my yard this morning because today's Daily Challenge assignment is "from ground level"
The exposed upper level of the car park hadn't been spoiled by vehicles after a weekend of solid, heavy snow.
I love the angles in this shot.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Robert Stephenson's masterpiece of engineering spanning the River Tyne. According to "The Newcastle Book of Days" and "The Gateshead Book of Days" on the 7th June 1849, George Hawk, Mayor of Gateshead "ceremonially hammered in the last key to tension the chain of the last arch of the new High Level Bridge.
Work had started in 1846 and around 800 families were moved as their homes were demolished as part of the construction. Passengers first crossed the bridge in the August of that year and on September 28th 1849 Queen Victoria opened the High Level Bridge.
The vein becomes barren at the top of the stope, assuming it was ever laiden with ore and they weren't just trying their luck
Brighton, UK: First snow at The Level, 6 January 2010. T'was so cold that you saw triple. © Ren@rt 2010
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here's another attempt at hdr. Ofcourse the weather was awful on my two days off (it snowed today- is it not April?), so I went back to my favorite parking garage to see what hdr could offer in these lighting conditions...
Level crossing manned
Arossim Falvado
Majorda - Cansaulim railway line
SCR
Double tracking lines soon
Londa-Vasco sector
Video: youtu.be/Z8ysc5ODL2c
Different levels, not the same effects. Lanes wich you can set up and the music will play along... in what kind of mood are you today?
A winter scene displayed in the Yosemite valley. This angle is looking a bit farther down from Bridal Veil Falls. Snow levels were high at this time.
The high-level event of the Twin it! 3D for Europe's culture campaign took place on 14 May in Brussels and was hosted by the European Commission and the Europeana Initiative, under the auspices of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU. The event showcased the remarkable achievements of the Twin it! 3D for Europe’s culture campaign and demonstrated the potential of 3D technologies to transform the cultural heritage sector. It brought together 10 EU Ministers of Culture and other high-level dignitaries, representatives of the EU institutions, policymakers at both European and national level, as well as a selected group of experts and innovators. It was inaugurated by Thierry Breton, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Jan Jambon, Minister-President of the Flemish Government and Flemish Minister of Culture on behalf of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU. For more information, go to twinit3d.europeana.eu/.