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Fotografía de una de las escaleras interiores del Atomium (Bruselas).
Esta foto es mi particular homenaje a la película futurista alemana de Metrópolis (1927), del genial Fritz Lang.
Película cumbre del expresionismo alemán y del cine en general.
Taken from a distance with a 500mm lens the city of Surfers Paradise (Australia) appears a little congested with buildings and seems to rise out of the sea.
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View of Tokyo from Tokyo Skytree lower viewing deck In the far, far distance by the horizon, a little to the left of the middle, you can see Tokyo Tower. This shot also includes the Sumida river, the Edo Tokyo museum, and the Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Stadium (among other things of course, but they have rather distinct looks which make them stand out).
Stealthic - Metropolis @ Anthem
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Gravity Pose
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The image is the top of a building in Atlantic City that I photographed ... My Inspiration, the 1927 German science fiction film- Metropolis.
The Inside Embankment of the Itaipu Hydroelectric Power Station.
looking down to the basemant of the Dam, guess it is 70m! Best to see in enlarged Mode!!
La cúpula del edificio está cubierta con 30,000 hojas de oro de 24 kilalates, haciendo una vista preciosa y a la vez carisima.... Gracias a todos por vuestras visitas y comentarios ;)
Taken from the cruise port, Lisbon early morning beautiful part of the city one of my favourite city's love the building's and church's sorry I don't know the name of the church in the picture.
Texture's and Effect's by William Walton & Topaz.
Shot from SkyPark, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Shows "Shoppes", Harbour, Central Business District, Fullerton Bay Hotel, One Fullerton, Fullerton Hotel and Louis Vuitton Flag Ship Store.
Fritz Lang would be happy :-)
new edit of a shot taken in a "heartbeat-lokation" for wide angle photographers
Thanks as always to Paul for his wonderful new texture...the others are mine
I've been playing with this for hours and have just been told that the earlier version was better, so if I can remember what it was like you may yet see another in this series.