View allAll Photos Tagged oculus
Inside The Oculus, the new transportation near the World Trade site that has a small mall section. New York City
A fourth Frame from Red Squad is shown kitted out in the "Brawler" loadout.
Mobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack Stats: 2Rh+d8 (mecha batleths) 2B (ecm generators) 1Gd8 (no ranged weapons) 2W + SSR (box grenade).
Neues Museum, Berlin
Arch. Friedrich August Stüler, 1843 and 1855, David Chipperfield Architects & Julian Harrap, 1997-2009
Had my camera with me on my commute this day, & couldn't resist a quick detour up to the balcony to photograph this magnificent space. I don't normally come this way, but there were delays on NJ Transit, so I changed at Newark for the PATH.
©2009 Phillip Nesmith - So I have been playing around with creating things from others work.....and trash. This image, along with my last few post is a digital image of multiple 35mm analog slides projected over each other onto a wall in my home.
The slides I have been working with are of textures, artwork found in museums around the world, architecture, etc. The collection, comprised of multiple sheets of slides were found in the trash. Lacking supplies to continue working in my darkroom due to the current economic situation I have been entertaining myself by making these projections and recording them with my DSLR.
None of this is serious. I am just really enjoying playing with the projector again. I think that It is a good thing to just play sometimes. Do you have an old projector stored away?
We were in New York City for the 2017 Photo Expo and decided to check out the $4 BILLION transportation hub called "The Oculus". Formally, it's known as "The World Trade Center Transportation Hub".
Image Courtesy: Sergey Galyonkin (www.flickr.com/photos/sergesegal/10187117474/in/photostream/), Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic | Flickr
Oculus est une gare et un centre commercial signé par l'architecte Calatrava (New York, Etats Unis).
The Oculus at the World Trade Center is part of the newly opened PATH station. The building you see through the center windows is the Freedom Tower. I was amazed at how clean it is, but given that it's in NYC, that'll change in the next few months.
Winged dove or beached whale carcass? These are just two of the descriptions being used for the $4 billion structure that encloses the World Trade Center Transportation hub in New York.
Designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, I think it is a beautiful glass and steel structure. Consider it a modern - very modern - Grand Central station update. People still gaze in awe at Grand Central and people will still gaze at this structure for decades to come.