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Blue truck returns home with workers at dusk. Sao Xiao Ping Island is developing new industry and living on the Dalian coast by reclaiming land. The popular fishing and picnic spot will become a new development zone in the next year. 31/05/2008, Dalian, China.
Yet more modern new constructions in the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia. Most of the new buildings in this town appeared to have these sharp, gabled roofs, be they high rise or single storeyed structures like this market here. It was time for lunch, but we could not stop due to traffic restrictions, so I had to do much of the shots of the downtown area from my moving taxi- so please excuse the haze from the harsh mid morning sun and the blue tint from the sun proofing film on the windshield of the car. So this then is another restaurant we had to pass on due to parking issues. Overall, much of the Cameron Highlands is still forested (estimated at 71%). Jungle trails lead visitors to tranquil spots, waterfalls, and aboriginal villages. The Cameron Highlands is also renowned for it's many tea estates as well as the numerous fruit, flower and vegetable farms. More notes about the Cameron Highlands appear elsewhere in this album. (see previous and subsequent pictures). (Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia, Sept. 2023)
Fishing boats on the water in front of the city of Dalian. Sao Xiao Ping Island is developing new industry and living on the Dalian coast by reclaiming land. The popular fishing and picnic spot will become a new development zone in the next year. 31/05/2008, Dalian, China.
First few shots with my new lens - i love it.
Old lens is for sale here
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Yet more modern new constructions in the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia. Most of the new buildings in this town appeared to have these sharp, gabled roofs, be they high rise or single storeyed structures like this market here. It was time for lunch, but we could not stop due to traffic restrictions, so I had to do much of the shots of the downtown area from my moving taxi- so please excuse the haze from the harsh mid morning sun and the blue tint from the sun proofing film on the windshield of the car. So this then is another restaurant we had to pass on due to parking issues. Overall, much of the Cameron Highlands is still forested (estimated at 71%). Jungle trails lead visitors to tranquil spots, waterfalls, and aboriginal villages. The Cameron Highlands is also renowned for it's many tea estates as well as the numerous fruit, flower and vegetable farms. More notes about the Cameron Highlands appear elsewhere in this album. (see previous and subsequent pictures). (Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia, Sept. 2023)
Woman fishing with blue hood. Sao Xiao Ping Island is developing new industry and living on the Dalian coast by reclaiming land. The popular fishing and picnic spot will become a new development zone in the next year. 31/05/2008, Dalian, China.
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You can see the reflection in the windows of the third East Coast building, which is still under construction.
Habourside, Bristol's newly developed city centre, from the quayside. The cathedral's tower breaks the skyline.
Esprit Park - new condos and lofts in the Dogpatch neighborhood of Central Waterfront / Potrero Hill. Brick building renovation - former Esprit HQ. Over 140 new housing units
Launched in November 2005 developers made the first steps to winning approval for a massive project which would dramatically add to the skyline of Ipswich's Waterfront.
That year saw a London-based company reveal its big plans for the Ipswich Waterfront, with a £130million development. The thirteen storey Freedom Point development featured at the centre of its proposals, with a Casino originally in its plans!
This development would also incorporate over three hundred luxury apartments, a 120-bedroom hotel, a fitness club, shops and restaurants with a huge multi-storey car park.
Had it been given the go-ahead Freedom Point would have become one of the Waterfront's biggest developments next to the recently completed Neptune Marina by the water's edge.
The site remains a car park today (June 2025)
John Norman kept the image as a reminder of the possibilities on the waterfront.