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Location:Patras city/Dasillio/West Peloponese/Greece.
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Germanya Han
Designed by Prussian architect Agust Jastmud for Deutsche Orient Bank, the building was opened in 1909.
Today it is used as hotel.
Canon AV-1 Camera FD 50mm 1:1,2 Lens
Kentmere Pan 400 Film
Developed and scanned via a local lab
L'Orient Express, il treno a lunga percorrenza più famoso al mondo, appena arrivato alla stazione di Palermo Centrale.
Il lussuoso convoglio degli anni 20, appartenuto alla Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-lits, è arrivato in Italia per promuovere il progetto turistico "il Treno della Dolce Vita", nato dalla collaborazione tra Arsenale SpA e Trenitalia e che realizzerà i nuovi treni crociera italiani dal 2023.
Il treno è arrivato a Palermo composto dalla locomotiva e646-028 della Fondazione FS, tre carrozze ristorante e tre carrozze pullman di cui una saloon bar.
"You are the patient one Mademoiselle," said Poirot to Miss Debenham.
She shrugged her shoulders slightly "What else can one do?"
"You are a philosopher Mademoiselle?"
"That implies a detatched attitude I think my attitude is more selfish. I have learned to save myself useless emotion."
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Gilli is wearing:
David Heather - Blaine Trousers & Vest - Currently available at the May round of TMD
Magika - Alyssa
Magnificent - Hipster Godlike Bento Beard and Moustache
Badwolf - Ragnarok Rings
Animosity - Custom Shape and Stylecard
Scene Credits:
Fancy Decor and Apple Fall - Renouveau Bar Cabinet and Accessories
Fancy Decor - Carlton Armchair
Fancy Decor - Jones Wall Panel
🇮🇹 Vidalengo (BG), 25/03/23
IT: Atmosfera primaverile contrassegna il passaggio del prestigioso treno Venice Simplon Orient Express con al comando la E402.154 e l'unità gemella 124.
EN: Spring atmosphere marks the passage of the prestigious Venice Simplon Orient Express train headed by the E402.154 and 124.
© Mirko Destefani
Waiting to board the exotic Orient Express on a dynamic Istanbul night. Maybe Miss Marple is already on board. Maybe there is a murder to be solved. Maybe.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.
Captured in: Orient Point, NY.
Pictured here is a look at another of Long Island's east-end lighthouses -- The Orient Point Light. This lighthouse, also known locally as the "Coffee Pot", sits just off the eastern most point of L.I.'s North Fork.
The light is situated between Orient Point and Plum Island, and was originally constructed to help mariners navigate the waters of Plum Gut -- an inlet to the Long Island Sound. It's inaccessible to the public, but can be seen from both the beach at Orient Point and the cross sound ferry that shuttles between Orient Point and New London, CT.
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"Orient Point Light" is a non-HDR image that was processed using a combination of ACR, Photoshop, and Topaz Labs plugins (Adjust, Clarity, Clean, Denoise, Glow, and Impression). PAC
Je reprends peu à peu le traitement des photos prises en voyage cet été dans le "Rest of Canada" être devant mon ordinateur au milieu de si beaux paysages était le dernier de mes envies, aujourd'hui ça me donne l'impression d'en revivre qqs instants.
I gradually resume processing of my travel photos taken this summer in the "Rest of Canada" to be at my computer amidst of such beautiful scenery was the last of my desires at the time, now it gives me the impression to relive some of those moments.
In August 2000, my wife and I made a trip across Canada on the American Orient Express (AOE) from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Montreal, Quebec. The train traveled mostly over CN rails, stopping at various locations for sightseeing or servicing. Two CN motors and an Amtrak F40 were our power for this part of the journey. In this scene, the train is stopped for servicing and some leg-stretching at Capreol, Ontario, on August 17, 2000. Our assigned AOE sleeping car was the BERLIN, which now rolls as a private car for Patrick Henry Creative Promotions of Houston, Texas, becoming the third car operating under that banner.