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Local Band Big Loader played in Comans of Tipperary Town on Saturday the 13th. Some shots from the night taken with a low shutter speed ranging from 1" in nightmode to roughly 3" using Bulb in Manual
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The Loading Dock at 2 North Kresson Street in Baltimore MD on Friday afternoon, 16 August 2019 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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Elvert Barnes BMORE 2019 at elvertbarnes.com/Bmore2019.html
A bright frosty start today, not a planned trip, more like a whim!
The morning ferry at Gills Bay, Caithness, Scotland.
The woodchip transport ship (who knew there were such specialist things?) Glorious Hibiscus docked at Belfast's Stormont Wharf
one of my favorite pics of my boy at the beach
Journaling reads
I find it hard to believe that you are nine years old now. Where did the time go? You are growing up so fast and truly becoming more of a man every day. You are a hard worker and are always there to help Daddy with the next job. You are also a wonderful big brother always making time for Christopher and Caleb and making them feel good. I can really see you beginning to grow into the man God wants you to be and I am so proud of you! Jacob Walter 8/2010.
Loads of talent from the beautiful ladies that auditioned for the Honey Jam Barbados Auditions 2014.
Reading to Kris. Kris has always been a big fan of books. At age 2, he enjoys having Grandma, Grandpa & Daddy read to him. Here's hoping that his love of books & reading continues throughout his life!
Massey Ferguson 6180 + Grimme GZ 1700 DL1 Harvester.
Massey Ferguson 6495 + Richard Western 16HS Trailer
Claas Ares 697 ATZ + Marston Trailer.
(Chawston, 7/9/14)
The Drewry has had some carriages added for a load and is seen near the station.
Box Hill Miniature Steam Railway Society's Post-Convention Run 2016.
What and awesome day for me today!! Sold!!Fun and fab kit and die cuts from the digital Creative Memories Kits.
Taken during Open House London 2018
Metropolitan Wharf
Warehouse Conversion
Metropolitan Wharf is a significant 6-storey, Grade II Listed, purpose built Victorian riverside warehouse. Built between 1862 and 1898 it sits as one of London’s most impressive collection of wharf buildings located within a context dominated by residential use at ground and upper levels.
In contrast to this context the brief to Hawkins\Brown Architects for the project was to produce modern, yet cost effective studio workspace aimed at start-up businesses and the creative industries. Crowning the building are eight 2,400-3,800 sqft penthouses designed in collaboration with Tom Dixon’s design company, Design Research Studio, with studio offices over the five upper floors to provide accommodation to suit a wide range of businesses.
The overarching concept that the architects developed for the building was to create ‘a village within the contours of the wharf’, providing a wealth of curated facilities to support new businesses and residents alike. It was envisioned that the ground floor would offer concierge lobby facilities, a destination restaurant, local grocers/deli, a newsagent, gallery space and a cafe, to be accessed from Met Walk, a cut that has been made through the building connecting the street to the river.
The Bell Phillips Architects Offices
The fit-out of our new offices in Wapping was carefully undertaken to minimise the impact on the Grade II listed warehouse building.
Free-standing partitions, shelving, kitchen and storage units constructed from naturally-finished plywood give a visual coherence and warmth to the open plan office space that contrasts with the white painted brick, timber and cast iron of the warehouse structure. The plywood is complemented by other natural materials; galvanised cable trays and cork pin-up boards.
The layout of the office emphasises the open, collaborative nature of the practice whilst providing different environments to work in.
[Open House London]