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Blue car .. Its all about the historic house behind the blue car . The car seems to be parked there on a regular basis . I have done this scene three times on different occasions . Its all about the light and the house , not the car , it just happens to be there .
House . Parkview late 1870's
North Ipswich
Ipswich
A very pleasant breakfront Victorian house constructed for the Cribb family , circa late 1870's .
Ipswich Historic Houses
North Ipswich
The College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the heart of Western Michigan University’s 265-acre Parkview Campus is the University’s largest building. It serves as home to nine engineering departments and 3,000 students, and anchors the City of Kalamazoo’s new Business and Technology Research Park, a collaboration between the University, the City and many corporations.
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Park View Campus, Western Michigan University, Its here.
August 31, 2008, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Looking through the low rise block on Marian Way towards the 13-storey Masham House and its matching tower blocks within the Parkview Estate
An interesting building in Singapore that sits on the edge of the Central Business District. It's one of those buildings that just looks gorgeous in black and white.
The Castle, by Louis Kamper for Marvin M. Stanton, 1898. Up the street from the Manoogian mansion (mayor's residence) and waterfront. For sale right now for $395,000.
Enough cold, dry snow for sliding down in Brough Park, Leek, Staffordshire. I thought the scene looked a bit Lowry-like.
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IMG_8057.CR2 (Av: F4.0; Tv: 1/99 sec.; ISO: 400; FL: 25.0 mm)
IMG_8058.CR2 (Tv: 1/197 sec.)
IMG_8059.CR2 (Tv: 1/49 sec.)
Processing:
Fusion F.2 (HDR; Mode 1)
This is where the "Hay Bears" reside. People live here too. This shot was taken in great haste, because it was VERY cold out-----removing my glove for half a minute to take the picture nearly caused me to lose my fingers. I might add that the park alluded to in the name is P.E.I. National Park.
The wind was dancing in all directions when I made this photo. This is a unique and fabulous building. It looks classy with beautiful interiors. I used to call it the Gotham building because of it's grandiose architecture. It has several statues at the very top carrying balls above their heads. I wonder if it means bearing the weight of the world on their shoulders.
Tech mumbo:
20mm
f8
128 sec
ISO 200
10 + 6 ND totalling 16 stops
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Deep Hayes Country Park, Denford, Staffordshire. This is an HDR merged 50/50 with a "straight" version, just to raise the detail a little.
Explore Highest position: 253 on Monday, November 2, 2009
Look like a 5 stars hotel located in busy town area Bugis. Parkview Square is actually an
office building in Singapore.
It was designed by a American Consultant James Adams, together with Arthitects of Singapore.
This big tower is beautiful at night with all the sparkling lights, and very outstanding
from the surrounding building.
Shots taken at 11pm with manual white balance.