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St. Matthews Church, Lightcliffe
Yet another of my often taken shots - the 1st of 2015
Brighouse - West Yorkshire
My little Panasonic LX-7 camera died shortly after taking this shot. Although it looks like a Banksy, the artwork in the window of the Surrey Street pumping station is "Princess Diana" by Rich Simmons.
Banksy did choose Croydon to open his one and only (as far as I am aware) retail outlet. I had gone to Croydon town centre to capture it.
Northbound on the Washy approaching Matthews Siding. Across the river is the tiny community of Windust, WA.
Mount Matthews reigns supreme behind the eastern hills of Wellington. The highest peak in the Remutaka Range 941m above sea level.
This is a scene I've been chasing for a few years. Although the Remutakas get a dusting of snow each year, there hasn't been a polar blast which has delivered a thicker snow cover and a dusting to lower levels in about four years (from what I can remember). It used to be more common at least once every winter to see a dusting of snow to the extent seen in this image, or down to a slightly lower elevation.
I can only shoot up to 200mm on my telephoto lens, so this image has been cropped quite a bit. But regardless, I'm stoked to get an image of Mount Matthews in his winter coat.
Wellington, New Zealand
L702 is nearing its destination in Charlotte as it passes the Seaboard Air Line depot in Matthews, NC.
This is a Long exposure version from the shot i posted yesterday, I like the clouds in this one but prefer the water movement of the other one. What do you think?
Shot with Nikon D750 with 24-70 mm f/2.8
176.0 sec| f/11 | ISO100 at 24 mm
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I just thought this was a pretty picture worth taking, but I am always digging deeper for geologic explanations.
The rocks in the foreground are pre-Cambrian granite dated at 1.6 billion years and are part of a batholith that covers the region immediately east of the Sawatch Range and upper Arkansas Valley in central Colorado. The highly eroded Buffalo Peaks, in the background, was volcanically active 28 million years ago.
My primary source for Colorado geology is the book "Messages In Stone: Colorado's Colorful Geology." (Colorado Geological Survey, Second edition revised by Vincent Matthews, Ph.D.)
There can't be many Setra S250s still earning their keep but Matthews Travel, Essex, have owned M2 TVL for eighteen years now and it still looked splendid when seen in Brighton this afternoon, 23rd August, 2025. It was new to Mackay, Edinburgh, as R772 KSX but surely this can't still be its original paintwork?
St. Matthews Church is a partially submerged church on Rutland Water. A great place to visit. This was taken on a stormy day. This is an HDR image composed of a stack of 5 images.
Name:Kennedy Matthews
Hometown: New York City,Ny
Likes:Fashion,Clubbing,selfies ,my super gals,and Boys
Dislikes: people judging my makeup and sexiness
Why I should be picked for Maxine’s My New BFF 4: because I show Maxine that I can be a true bff
CSX Q581 heads up the Charlotte Subdivision on a cold January afternoon, passing through downtown Matthews with an SD40-2 up front.
Excerpt from Wikipedia:
Bridgepoint Active Healthcare is a complex care and rehabilitation hospital in Toronto. It is a member of the Sinai Health System and affiliated with the University of Toronto.
The hospital is located next to the Don River in the Riverdale neighbourhood of the city and includes the historic Don Jail which is now the administration building for the new hospital. The exact address is 14 St. Matthews Road, Toronto, Ontario at the corner of Broadview Avenue and Gerrard Street. The new building towers over the east side of the Don Valley Parkway.
The "House of Refuge" was built on the site in 1860 as a home for "vagrants, the dissolute, and for idiots". The facility became the "Riverdale Isolation Hospital" in 1875 during a smallpox epidemic. It became a specialized facility located on the edge of the city to house patients with communicable diseases, such as tuberculosis. As times changed, in 1957, the hospital's name and mandate were changed; its focus was shifted to helping those with chronic ailments and/or needing rehabilitation, as the Riverdale Hospital. The architecturally distinctive brown brick "half-round" Riverdale Hospital - which become Bridgepoint Health in 2002 - was completed in 1963; was amalgamated structurally into the new Bridgepoint Active Healthcare campus.
In 2003, a $200 million expansion project was announced, that modernized and expanded the facility. The final result is the purpose-built, 10-storey, 404-bed Bridgepoint Hospital building, which is connected by a glass walkway to the old Don Jail.
The new, state-of-the-art facility serves as a "living lab" to foster the next generation of clinicians, researchers and educators who will work together to advance understanding and treatment of complex chronic disease. It serves as a research base for the Bridgepoint Collaboratory for Research and Innovation, which is one of the only research enterprises in the world to focus exclusively on complex chronic disease.
Bridgepoint Active Healthcare and Infrastructure Ontario have partnered with Plenary Health to design, build, finance and maintain the new facility for 30 years after completion.
Construction started in the fall of 2009, and has been fully operational since April 2013.
Patient services moved to the new hospital building on April 14, 2013. The 10-storey hospital incorporates with the former Don Jail (c. 1858), which serves as the administrative wing of the hospital. The new building officially opened on June 25, 2013.
St Matthews Chapel, Sugar hill, New Hampshire.
Fall colors around St Matthews Chapel shot on Oct 5, 2018 this season, accentuate the beauty of the monument. The swirling morning fog gave the scene a surreal appeal.
Please see www.sculpture.org.uk for information on the artists & how to buy the sculpture. I took these photos because I enjoyed the art & wanted to show other people what goes on at Sculpture at Goodwood. I have no connection with the Cass Sculpture Foundation or the artists.