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Stopped by Duncan, Arizona. The cashier said the motel rooms ($54 a night) were all full a year or so ago. Local copper mines have been cutting back operations - and the hotel's lost much of its clientele.
Inside the tower showing a number of sarcophagi.
The multi-angular Tower is so-named after its 10 sides. It stood at the south-western corner of the Roman legionary fortress and is the only surviving one of eight similar towers. The distinctive bands of terracotta tiles which were used to decorate the walls can still be seen. The top 3 metres of stone including arrow slits were added during the 13th century.
2MP primary camera with shooting mode, multi-scene mode, panoramic photos, white balance, timer, switch between still and video mode, night mode and image editor
4-inch WVGA Capacitive touchscreen with 480 x 800 pixels resolution
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system with 1GHz Cortex A5 processor, 512MB RAM, 4GB internal memory expandable up to 32GB and dual SIM (GSM+GSM)
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Soldiers from Fort Liberty, North Carolina's 319th Military Intelligence & Electronic Warfare Battalion conducted a week-long training exercise on Fort Huachuca's 1st Lt. John R. Fox Multi-Domain Operations Range. (U.S. Army photo by Angelita Williams)
Painting with Light!
Multiple exposures of different subjects mixed in Camera. Shot in Raw tonemapped in Lightroom.
No computer Art! Certainly not just another photo of some graffiti works either! :-D
This is a common type of German window that opens both from the top and from the side depending on which way the handle is turned. Note, too, the steel shutters. Epitome of practicality.
The only editing done to this picture was the deeper vignette to cover the natural (not-so-pretty) one that came with shooting at 18mm with the polarizer on! As you can see, this building has a sharp edge, and i merely stood in front of it and took a picture! Between these windows is an Artemide store, but i have yet to discover how to get inside :(
Outside Haydarpaşa railway station, an old steam locomotive is on display next to a palm tree, while ships sidle past. All very exotic feeling!
Not quite craters, but somehow frozen into odd shades and borders. What is this? View the simulation here: youtu.be/gUddl_SWG0I