Shot at St. Ouens bay 11 metre tide..

Rusty old railings in the churchyard at remote Chetwode, Buckinghamshire

Cathedral of Learning

University of Pittsburgh

Sunny days create interesting shadows along the riverfront. This one was created by a railing next to a bend in the Sheboygan River.

Dalston

125 Pictures in 2025 - 6. Bars

We've had a lot of grey skies, so it was nice to see some colour today.

Steel railings, not my design but entirely my doing otherwise.

Modern architecture in the MMK (Museum of Modern Art) in Frankfurt/Germany. You see a railing in front of an open

staircase with an orange/green painted wall that goes down to the next floor.

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Moderne Architektur im MMK (Museum für Moderne Kunst) in Frankfurt/Deutschland. Ihr seht ein Geländer vor einem offenen

Treppenhaus mit einer orange/grün gestrichenen Wand, die bis zur nächsten Etage nach unten reicht.

the last shot from a short walk with splendid light and interesting subjects.

seen in central London

Albert - bird missing from post No. 2 has asked me to convey his apologies for not making the shot as complete as it should be. Perhaps It would've been better to have photoshopped Albert in but I guess this image captures the spontaneity of the moment.

Abney Park Cemetery in Stoke Newington.

I took this pic a couple of weeks ago but I wanted to try it again with more sunlight to feature the broken railings. But when I went back today, the council had fitted new shiny railings there. So, I will just have to accept this shot as it is :-)

Strong shadows case by metal railing separating carpark levels at the top of the bus depot building.

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Since January 1st 2010, I have been taking and uploading one square picture each day.

Old Railing on Footbridge

Cantigny Golf

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Railings outside Kensington Palace, London.

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This shot was taken in the main street of Oberon on my way to my local store.

Railings at the Stanley Barracks, Exhibition Place, Toronto.

Railings in Vale Park, New Brighton in symmetry with the finials of The Liver Buildings.

Beside the main gates to Squire Anderton's Wood. The colourful background from backlit beech leeves and green field. Still loving playing with the Sigma 56/1.4

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Steps leading to a church in Valletta in Malta

Railings at Transport Canada in downtown Nanaimo, British Columbia.

Heavy Light

It's Friday and it's an ornate fence at Nottingham Castle, taken July 2018 - © All rights reserved.

Bet you've never seen a shot like this on flickr before! =)

50mm @ f1.8 I think maybe I'm the only one without some new photo toys for Christmas... =(

I'm at work today so will catch up later with everyones fabulous flickr photos!

Could be the start of a series of close ups... maybe.

London

HFF

With a Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Domiron 50mm f2, and some bleach bypass PP.

I've posted a YouTube review of this lens, if you're interested:

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Olympus OM-1

Zuiko 85mm f/2.0

Kodak Tmax 400

Rodinal 1:100

Stand development

Postira

#871 2024 Day 140: The railings on Spittal Prom, Northumberland

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Exploring Oklahoma

steps @ RT66 museum.

Clinton, OK

Coming out of the Edinburgh Film Festival after dark, still lingering light in the northern sky. No tripod as I'd been at the cinema, but thought I'd try a few rough photos anyway, balancing camera on top of railings around the traffic island in the middle of Lothian Road to take some shots, or leaning against lampposts or bus shelters to try and steady the camera for freehand night shots. So not super sharp, but just felt like taking some.

I took some photos in this location at night back in 2020, just a couple of days before the first pandemic Lockdown hit us, and by that point cinemas, restaurants and bars had already closed, meaning this normally bustling street was deserted even on a Saturday night. It was downright eerie to see it so devoid of life, especially on a weekend, and I think that's partly what prompted me to shoot these, to show life returning.

You can see those deserted streets of Lockdown in this spot here - www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/49687326773/

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