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Sunset beyond the boat house and St. Peter's Church, indistinct Theodor Heuss Bridge, and Christ Church
To all who visit and view, and – especially – express support and satisfaction: you are much appreciated!
Auf der Fußgängerbrücke bei der Wasserschutzpolizei
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Mainz-Kastel, Hesse 2018AUG05 Summer Evening Stroll
– Album Description – FRA – 2018AUG04-06
Another transatlantic trip working with some of my favorite crewmembers and visiting some of my favorite destinations.
The best of my 836 photos are in 2 mini-themed albums.
• Hesse, Germany – 2018AUG05 – Mainz-Kastel:
◦ Mainz-Kastel, Hesse 2018AUG05 Hummingbird-Hawk Moth
◦ Mainz-Kastel, Hesse 2018AUG05 Summer Evening Stroll
• Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany – 2018AUG05-06 – Mainz:
◦ MZ Rhineland-Palatinate 2018AUG05 MidMorning Cityscape
◦ Mainz, Rhineland-Palatinate 2018AUG05 Rhine River Walk
◦ Mainz, Rhineland-Palatinate 2018AUG05 Night-Lit Cityscape
◦ Mainz, Rhineland-Palatinate 2018AUG06 Sunrise Cityscape
Hope you enjoy the 24% of 265 photos I took here this day!
Riverview Hospital is a mental health facility located in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Riverview opened in 1913 and had 4,630 patients at its peak in 1950.[1] In January 2009, only 256 active beds remained, in early 2012 only 3 wards remained containing less than 50 patients and as of mid June 2012 only 2 wards remain. The final two wards closed on Friday the 13th of July, 2012.
Today, even though I was so tired I’ve done little other than shower and lay down all day, Dracula took me to a cemetery I can tell I’m going to be visiting over and over again. Riverview Cemetery in Parkersburg, West Virginia. This is one of the oldest cemeteries here in town and home of a fabled weeping woman statue. I felt out of sorts, as I’m fully exhausted and still pretty dysregulated from the last week of U-hauls, driving, moving, and cleaning. I am so excited to get to know this town even more and find all the beautiful cemeteries.
On a peaceful and wooded hillside overlooking the west bank of the Willamette River sits the sprawling and historic Riverview Cemetery in Portland Oregon. Started in 1882, it is the final resting place for many of Portland's founding families.
I took a bike ride through the cemetery earlier this week and brought along my Crown Graphic 4x5 press camera. This is one of the pictures from that outing.
For those that might be interested, technical details:
Crown Graphic Press Camera, Kodak Ektar 127mm/4.7, CatLabs X80 film exposed at ISO100, tray developed in Ilford DDX 1+4 for 8:30, DSLR scanned with Nikon D750 and post processed in PS.
In a valley just below the massive Smolen-Gulf Covered bridge, is the Riverview Covered Bridge in Ashtablua County, Ohio. The bridge was built in 2016 and designed by the same engineers as the Smolen-Gulf bridge and U.I.C. General Contractors were the builders. The bridge crosses the Ashtabula River with a length of 150 feet long and carries only pedestrian traffic. Like the Smolen-Gulf bridge above it, the Riverview bridge uses a Pratt arch design in its construction. The bridge is about a 1/5th mile walk from the parking lot at Indian Trails Park.
Nikon ZF with Nikkor 19mm PC-E F4 perspective correction lens, F13, ISO 100. Oben tripod with an Arca-Swiss C1 cube 3-way geared head.
Riverview Hospital is a mental health facility located in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Riverview opened in 1913 and had 4,630 patients at its peak in 1950.[1] In January 2009, only 256 active beds remained, in early 2012 only 3 wards remained containing less than 50 patients and as of mid June 2012 only 2 wards remain. The final two wards closed on Friday the 13th of July, 2012.
River Thames at Teddington. I had to get rid of a very annoying railing in the foreground.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 & Sigma Art DN 60mm 1:2.8
The once busy branch of the St. Marys coming off the old Seaboard Air Line at Kingsland that once served a large paper mill is nothing more than a 10-mile branch with some storage and a Georgia Pacific plant. Having some time to kill and never being to the area, it was kind of neat to stumble upon this super friendly crew and follow them to the end of the line.
Antebellum home overlooking the Tombigbee River in Columbus MS. A National Historic Register Home. The central hall has a grand spiral staircase that rises up to the cupola.
This swinging bridge crosses the North Fork of the Holston River at Riverview Church. I like the big sycamore on the river bank.
A view at Riverside Park South along the Hudson river with silhouettes of people enjoying the sunset
Riverview Baptist Church is located on Powell River Road in Claiborne County near Harrogate, Tennessee.
This is a RPPC of a lady on a moon set from the arcade of Foster & Coultry, Official Photographers, Riverview Exposition, Chicago, Illinois, dated Sept. 1911... Jack remembers visits to Riverview from a small child to a teen.
Riverview Hospital is a mental health facility located in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Riverview opened in 1913 and had 4,630 patients at its peak in 1950.[1] In January 2009, only 256 active beds remained, in early 2012 only 3 wards remained containing less than 50 patients and as of mid June 2012 only 2 wards remain. The final two wards closed on Friday the 13th of July, 2012.
e. washington blvd. bridge over the la river, looking north… downtown la far left… on right, the landmark c. 1927 sears & roebuck mail-order warehouse -- precursor to today's amazon.com -- dominates the eastside river bank.
My father always referred to Riverview Hospital as Essondale. For a short while, he drove a bus escorting patients and employees around the area. One of my memories is of him having a conniption over my sister and I wearing white kneesocks to a family gathering. He insisted on us wearing our everyday ankle socks, much to my mother's disgust. Years later he told me that the female patients wore white kneesocks and that is why he detested them so much.
Riverview Hospital is a mental health facility located in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Riverview opened in 1913 and had 4,630 patients at its peak in 1950.[1] In January 2009, only 256 active beds remained, in early 2012 only 3 wards remained containing less than 50 patients and as of mid June 2012 only 2 wards remain. The final two wards closed on Friday the 13th of July, 2012.
Riverview Hospital is a mental health facility located in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Riverview opened in 1913 and had 4,630 patients at its peak in 1950.[1] In January 2009, only 256 active beds remained, in early 2012 only 3 wards remained containing less than 50 patients and as of mid June 2012 only 2 wards remain. The final two wards closed on Friday the 13th of July, 2012.