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it is a challenge to get this image because very low light conditions. who ever seen my previous post (road side food stall (night ) can understand.
this is a kitchen of a road side food stall ( night ) cook is preparing plain dosa ( masala dosa is indian very popular food )
smoke, fire, vessels & eggs has come up well in this image.
thanks for every one for views, faves, and comments.
City lights far off hitting on the cloud deck creates an interesting view over the review, which was smooth on this low wind evening.
Just walking along Paignton Promenade and pressing the shutter without framing anything. I like this one. :) Devon
Summer is official over in austria, cold night are starting to get more common, than nice an warm night.
But we don´t have to wait that long, for captures in the dark.
sky is pink complements of the Greenhouses located just outside of the city. A lovely reflection it made in the river.
The Ruhr area at night.
The gasometer is more than an industrial monument. Since it was shut down over 30 years ago, it has developed into the symbol of the city of Oberhausen and, moreover, the unmistakable symbol of an entire region. Built at the end of the 1920s, Europe's largest disc gas tank is an impressive reminder of the heavy industry that shaped the Ruhr area for more than a century.
Construction began in February 1927, and after almost two years the Rhine-Herne Canal was the largest gas tank in Europe, 117.5 m high and 67.6 m in diameter. On May 15, 1929, what was then a masterpiece of civil engineering was put into operation.
After its shutdown in 1988, the future of the gasometer was open and, like many industrial legacies, it was initially threatened with demolition.
Finally, the gasometer was converted into the extraordinary exhibition hall that is today the symbol of the city of Oberhausen.
The renovation took place in 1993/94. The former gas pressure disc was fixed at a height of 4.20 meters. Underneath, a circular room, more than 3000 square meters in size, opens up to visitors today. Two steel stairs lead to the gas pressure disc, in the middle of which a raised platform with a diameter of 20 meters has been installed. Parts of the support structure were redesigned into a grandstand with 500 seats. In total, the gasometer has an area of over 7,000 square meters that can be used for events.
Inside, a glass panoramic elevator enables the journey to under the roof of the gasometer. A second elevator leads outside to the roof, which can also be reached on foot via 592 steps. From up there there is a unique panoramic view of the entire western Ruhr area, which extends up to 35 kilometers in clear weather. Around eight million visitors have enjoyed the panorama from the "roof of the district" and the changing exhibitions so far.
The Golden Gate at night, many thanks to Doc Miles for showing me this spot, a great view across the bridge as the morning traffic starts to flow. The Golden Gate itself is painted red but it does appear Gold when lit up.
A candis street photo of a night book shop. A woman stands outside and lights her cigarette. She is happy. She has just bought some interesting books for reading at bedtime. What did she buy? Family Life: Step By Step Manual? The Law Of Nations For Dummies? Best Novels For Good Sleeping? May the most interesting novels and happiness be with her.
Victorian tenement block illuminated by a streetlamp at night, Dalry Road, viewed from the nearby Dalry Cemetery.
A Black Crowned Night Heron at Bombay Hook, DE. They seem to be very inactive during the day---I watched this one for 40 minutes or so before it flew off.
moving one of my fave signs to the top of the stream.
it is wonderful to be coming home down I-15 and see the lit up jenny rose sign. now i have to find time to eat there!
manual combination of two exposures.
Today we went to Al Ittihad Square Park at Sharjah for a meet-and-greet with fellow Bengali's in UAE. This is located at Sharjah's Corniche, i.e. seafront, and is a lively place especially in the evening. Families of all nationalities flock to this park with portable chairs, snacks and even full blown barbecue equipment and dinner. Nearby was the local mosque that was lit brilliantly at night. Fortunately, I was carrying all my camera equipment, including the tripod for night-time long-exposure shots. I set up my equipment and took this shot that embodies a little bit of Sharjah at night, a city that revels in good cheer and social life amongst beautiful Islamic cultural artifacts and art.
This Starry Night Cracker butterfly, Hamadryas laodamia, was resting head down on a tree trunk like many of its relatives that are much better camouflaged. This species evidently relies on toxic chemicals ingested by the caterpillar that makes the adult distasteful to avian predators. These crackers range from central Mexico south to Brazil.
Canopy Camp Lodge, Darien, Panama. September 25, 2022.