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Lim Chu Kang Beach – Singapore. On the background is the Police station jetty for the Sea Patrol. Best to avoid shooting their territory as they are pretty sensitive with photographers. Definitely not a place for a swim.
Shot with Reggie and Gordon, a visiting flickr member from Malaysia.
pp: Not a HDR process. Just blending of 2 bracketed exposures and intensify the warm colors using "multiply" mode on layers. You can see the comparison which I posted somewhere on page 3.
New York Police Department
Special Operations Division / Emergency Services Unit (ESU)
ESS 5701 (Truck 1)
2012 E-One
With the freedom bridge roundabout behind. This is all of Nene Parade as it once was. The Police Station is on the right of the picture. This will all be completely pedestrianized in 2011
The new Boat House can be seen in the distance.
Photowalk 2022-10-26
Ricoh GRIII
Shutter Alliance
Hong Kong
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"He's not a man - a machine. Terminator, Cyberdyne Systems Model 101."
('T-800' by NECA)
Diorama by RK
Préfecture de Police de Paris
Direction de l'Ordre Public et de la Circulation (DOPC)
Compagnie de circulation
2016 Renault Megane
The Hallestsviille Volunteer Fire Department building was constructed in 1925 and housed city hall upstairs in the 1930s. The police department, on the right , is in the the old Mr. Gatti's Pizza location which I suspect was an old grocery store/supermarket originally. Also seen is the old civil defense/fire siren and tower....bet it still works.
Chevrolet Tahoe PPV patrol unit of the Orlando Police Department.
Photo is taken on November 9th 2019 at the Downtown Patrol Policestation on W Washington St in Orlando, Florida.
ID
3310
Listing Date
8 October 1981
History
Probably built in the 1860s and the police station shown on this site in a map of Conwy in Black’s Guide to North Wales, 1869. It is also shown on the 1889 Ordnance Survey.
Exterior
A castellated 2-storey police station of grey pebble-dashed walls with dressed-stone quoins, dressings and bands, on a battered rendered plinth. The steep slate roof is behind an embattled parapet and coped gables on moulded kneelers, and has end stacks of brick on stone bases. The 3-bay front has an asymmetrical accent provided by an advanced gabled bay set back from the L end, which is under a crow-stepped gable with blank shield and pinnacle. A string course is between storeys. The central entrance has a heavy moulded surround and a replacement boarded door under an earlier overlight. Mullioned windows incorporate 2-pane margin-lit sashes to the ground floor, and shorter 1st-floor windows of 1 over 2 panes. The L-hand bay has 2-light windows. The central bay has an offset 2-light 1st-floor window, and the R-hand bay has a 2-light ground-floor window and single-light 1st-floor window. Between storeys the central and R-hand bay have a wide inscription tablet with 'Police Station' in raised letters. In the L-hand bay is a cast-iron street sign above the ground-floor window.
The 2-window L gable end to Bangor Road has 1-light windows to the outer sides. The 1-window R gable end to York Place has windows in each storey with sashes incorporating 2 lower panes. Set slightly back from the gable end is a lower 2-storey 3-window wing, with details similar to the main range but without embattlement, and with sashes of 1 over 2 panes. It has a panel door L of centre, and 2-light windows except for a single-light window upper R. Facing Bangor Road is another lower and shorter 2-storey 1-window rear wing, set slightly back from the gable end of the main range. It has small sash windows, of which the 1st-floor window has 2 panes in its lower sash. The rear of the building is enclosed by a high pebble-dashed yard wall with concrete embattlements and rendered quoins which, facing York Place, incorporates a panel door.
The forecourt has a ramp to the R side of the entrance and stone steps at the front to square panelled piers with shallow pyramid caps. A pebble-dashed parapet wall has freestone coping.
Reasons for Listing
Listed for its special architectural interest as a C19 police station of definite character, and for its contribution to the historical townscape of Lancaster Square.
britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300003310-conwy-police-stati...
Police command center near the Plaza de la Catedral. Please step out of the car Sir. Would you mind opening your trunk? That's not really what happened. I've just seen too many police shows. The first building at this site, a cannon foundry, was constructed in 1588. This foundry was in use until 1624 and used copper from a mine near Santiago de Cuba called 'El Cobre'. This arsenal was demolished in 1938 and replaced by the present structure. At present the building serves as the headquarters of the National Revolutionary Police Force of Havana. It can not be visited without breaking the law or working there. Havana, Cuba, March 2019
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"In the Year of Darkness, 2029, the rulers of this planet devised the ultimate plan. They would reshape the Future by changing the Past. The plan required something that felt no pity. No pain. No fear. Something unstoppable. They created The Terminator."
('T-800' by NECA / 'Police Station Assault' )
Canon AL-1 QF, 50mm f/1.8, Fujifilm Superia Xtra.
Taken outside the old Bow Street Police Station. I've been very pleased with the shot I got with the AL-1. The Quick Focus takes a little getting use to though!
Photos taken with permission on August 9, 2019
I did not get to photograph the entire building due to missing rotted floors and parts that were just incredibly unsafe. Who knows, maybe if the building does get re-purposed, these will serve as the "before" shots.
I cannot find much history of the building itself on-line other than it was ready to open in 1916 and closed for a newer facility and this:
"In 1916, the Police Headquarters Building, on the corner of Bedford and High Streets was ready for occupancy. The old court house, along with the other buildings, was torn down and Purchase St was widened. In 1996, the construction of a new police facility began. The building was completed in March of 1997, and the doors to the old Headquarters at Bedford and High Streets were closed. The Police Department now operates out of its new facility at 685 Pleasant Street; the site of the old Fall River Stadium, McDonald Junk Yard, and most recently, Britland Park."
Issaquah Police Department, Washington. Check out the new homepage for the AJM STUDIOS Northwest Police Department! The old homepage is here. It does not get updated as often as the first link. Photo taken in 2010. 2011.
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This building on Commercial Street in Spitalfields, London used to be a police station. During the Ripper scare of 1888, this is where policemen would have come from to the nearby sites such as the backyard of 29 Hanbury Street (Annie Chapman), or 13 Miller's Court on Dorset Street (Mary Kelly).
Taken on my 2017 trip.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. ADOX Scala 160 35mm B&W reversal film.