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Tirana Marriott Hotel is located in a 112 metre tall tower which is a part of Arena Center complex. The complex was designed by Archea Associati and opened in 2019.
Over the last couple of years, this is a structure that I have visited on a few occasions. If I am in the area and I have my rig, I run into the alleyway for a few frames, regardless of the time of day.
The structure really presents some nice opportunities; the shadows in the alleyway coupled with the fact that there is no glass in the lower panes, taken in conjunction with where the sun just happens to be in the sky...
I still lean towards the contrast provided by the hard, mid - day lighting, and the 1:1 ratio is becoming more of an interest to me.
Isn't this a peaceful and lovely hobby?
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When I arrived, the fog I came for was nowhere to be found and it was still very dark. Later, it actually turned out that it was the darkness through which I could not see the fog even though it was there ... #etbtsy
... As I walked along the river the southeast sky started showing some light and beautiful blue tones right over USS Little Rock and Croaker. Add the illumination, Skyway with its street lights, General Mills in the distance, and the almost mirror-like surface of Buffalo River and ...
This is another of the statues at the former palace that is now the Cairo Marriott Hotel.
The palace was commissioned by the Egyptian ruler, the Khedive Ismail, and was designed by architect Karl von Diebitsch to host French Emperor Napoleon III and his wife, the Empress Eugénie, during the celebration of the inauguration of the Suez Canal in 1869. At the Khedive's request, the architect designed it to resemble the Versailles Palace.
In 1880, the palace was seized by Ismail's creditors and was eventually leased to the Compagnie Internationale des Grands Hotels, which turned it into "The Ghezireh Palace Hotel" in October 1894.
During World War I, the hotel served as a second Australian hospital to cope with the large number of casualties from the Battle of Gallipoli.
In 1919, The Ghezireh Palace Hotel was sold to Syrian businessman Habib Lotfallah, who converted it into a private residence.
The palace was nationalized in 1952 and eventually converted back to a hotel, reopening in 1962 as the Omar Khayyam Hotel.
In the late 1970s, two large towers were added and the entire hotel was completely rebuilt. President Hosni Mubarak presided over the grand reopening in 1982 as the Cairo Marriott Hotel.
I lived across the street from the hotel for many years as a child, and often played with my friends in its extensive gardens. Later, it became a favorite place to take my dates for dinner.
Taken at the KJNP radio station on Mission road in North Pole Alaska ....many little cabins in the station area
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