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Tomada al azar, una de esas que vienen con suerte, estaba tomando fotografías en un lugar, vi arriba, parecía bonita, una foto y zas!, muy bonito!
An office pendulum traces out curves in sand below it.
Details: handheld, 100mm macro lens, natural light, light post-processing to up highlights.
I am planning to get a full length one and paint it yellow. Next, I'll try to get a pedestal 'topper' if I can and also paint it yellow, along with the bracketry.
I hope PVC can take the weight of my Eagle pedestrian signal!
From the rear side of an abandoned chalkboard. The Villa "La Certosa" has been a school for various years.
Original shot taken with a Pentax 645, 75mm f2,8 pentax takumar lens on Efke Ortho 25 asa black and white film, light post processing.
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Broadway: 1000 Steps in and around Montefiore Park is a project based on the City as Living Laboratory: Sustainability Made Tangible Through the Arts Framework, which broadly aims to build upon the City’s initiative to establish Broadway as the preeminent “green corridor” in New York City.
As pedestrians approach Montefiore Park, a field of green vertical structures defined the area. Visitors encountered convex mirrors installed at various heights reflecting their own image as well as fragments of the city. Color-coded markings around manhole covers, storm-water inlets, and light posts help decode the site’s existing infrastructure. The specific topic addressed at this site was food as related to health.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Artervention
1000 Steps Along Broadway by Mary Miss
Presented with Montefiore Park Neighborhood Association
and City College Department of Urban Design
Broadway and 137th Street, Manhattan
taken at Zhangjiajie, Hunan...
precisely at the 国家森林公园... apparently the weather isn't so friendly when I was there...but yea...it's still breathtaking...
stitched with adobe photoshop cs5... 5 photos
did some light post processing on contrast and exposure..
nikon D5000+lens kit
Architect: Philip Cox, 1988
It appears as though the pavilions are essentially abandoned during the period between Biennales. The vegetation is overgrown. Windows are broken or boarded up. There is trash and construction debris everywhere. Walls are crumbling. Even electric utility junction boxes have been ripped from the walls, and trash cans and light posts are dented and turned over. It's quite depressing, and it all looks a bit post-apocalyptic.
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After the collapse of the worldwide economy, thousands of civil wars sparked across the planet. With almost the entire planet involved, the world was left in pieces, with entire city being nearly destroyed. Governments did they best they could to control the violence, but there was no end.
One of the few Governments who were able to survive through the harsh times was the Canadian Government, thanks to the help of the RCALF. The RCALF maintained relatively good control of the people during the mass civil wars.
But, during the horrible times, a group of people gained power, becoming very strong in numbers. The Hobos gained total control of the black markets, controlling the city streets with the selling of weapons.
The RCALF have closed in on the location of the Hobos leader and are moving in to take him out, and to once again try to bring peace to their nation.
My entry for the Apocalego Standardization Contest.
I've been accused of putting up poles and light posts in the middle of the frame all the time, so here are four for ya'! ;)
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2nd time in 2 years that somebody drove their car through the neighbor's fence. They took out the light post this time.
Call Number AUR-14
Summary View of the Auraria West Campus RTD light rail station (1995) and Auraria Higher Education Center campus off of West Colfax in Denver, Colorado. Shows a Plexiglases canopy supported by steel posts and struts. An arched sign attached to the canopy reads: "RTD," "Auraria West Campus," "RTD." Signs on a brick wall read: "N" and "S." A sign on a support post reads: "RTD Fares." A light post is near by. A train signal is near the station. Shows the towers of St. Cajetan's Center on campus. The Denver skyline is in the distance. Signs on high rise buildings read: "Executive Tower," "Qwest," "MCI," and "Matrix." Buildings include: Brooks Towers, Executive Tower, and the Qwest Building.
Date ca. 1998.
Creator Noel, Thomas J. (Thomas Jacob)
Collection Tom Noel photograph collection. notebook ; 1st-13th Street
Notes Title, date and attribution from Auraria spreadsheet.
Scanned image from loaned collection.
Source Tom Noel.
Medium 1 slide : color.
Copyright Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Western History/Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library.
I snapped this one on another alley off of brick lane. This alley had about a dozen light posts/ trees with shoes hanging off of them.
Camera: Canon Digital Rebel EOS XTi
Lens: EF-S18-55mm-f/3.5-5.6
On a light post beside the path to the George Observatory in Brazos Bend State Park
The Houson Museum of Natural Science owns the George Observatory, which includes a 36" reflecting telescope among others. The observatory is open to the public on Saturday nights for stargazing under the guidance of their astronomers.