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I was lucky enough to visit this rooftop when i was in Cuba. The man was in a rush to go home. He had to lock the roof but kindly waited for me and my friends to enjoy the perspective. I tried taking pictures of my friends but it was to cliche, Then i looked down and saw him waiting for us. Thats when i snapped this photo.
This capture was taken from our front door looking across at sundown could not miss this one .
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The view from the kitchen out to the west on days like today is quite stunning, especially as the sun begins to fall behind the silhouette of the castle in the distance.
Technical notes: Voigtlander Nokton Classic 40mm F1.4 MC mounted via M-L adapter on a Leica SL2-S camera.
Rooftops of Cordoba. © Copyright 2023 G Dan Mitchell.
Rooftops of Cordoba, Spain, photographed from the tower at the mosque-cathedral.
One of our main reasons for visiting Cordoba, Spain was to visit the famous mosque-cathedral. It is a spectacular site, and I recommend a visit. (I also recommend not going when the weather is like that we encountered — something like 111 degrees!) The mosque portion is astounding. If I recall correctly, at one point it was up to a size that could handle 40,000 worshippers! It stands in sharp visual contrast to the cathedral that was later constructed in the center of the mosque — a light and air structure that towers above.
We began our visit with the climb to the top of the tower along the perimeter of the grounds. Fortunately, we went somewhat early on this hot day, before the temperature really rose. The view from the tower is spectacular. It obviously overlooks the mosque-cathedral grounds, but it also reveals wider views of the city and its surroundings. This photograph looks down and away from the mosque-cathedral, into an area of residences and streets lined by businesses. One striking impression of this city is from the buildings which are predominantly white instead of colors often found elsewhere.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
Photovoltaic solar power rooftop on the public library building at Stuttgart, Germany.
Photovoltaik Module auf dem Dach der Stadtbibliothek Stuttgart.
Another view from the Wall Walk of Lincoln Castle looking over some Lincoln rooftops to the Cathedral .
don't slip, it's a long way down.
finally got time to take a picture with my flashes. my vacations in Colombia have been great so far. so much good food to eat until yesterday when i got two of my wisdom teeth pulled out...not that fun. only two more to go (tmrrw)! but on the other hand i get my braces off when i get back home in the US.
it's really cold over here at night during summer...it's basically like that all year long. i hope you can see the mountains in the background, somthing im not used to because it's all flat where i live.
strobist: sb-900 camera right behind me sb-600 camera left
Shot on Kodak Ektar using a Zeiss 530 Super Ikonta, 6x4.5, stitched in post. This is looking from the roof of the Cathedral of Barcelona.
Shot taken from the rooftop pool area of the Westin hotel in Austin, Texas. I got there early to get a people-free photo.
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Caught this with the corner of my eye and I tried to capture all the details as best as possible.
Hope you find it as interesting and mysterious as I did.
Btw, care to guess what is the stuff on the rooftop on the right?
The dealer that I purchased this photograph from identified the photographer as Frank A. Free, Davenport, Iowa. I like the way this one is framed by what I assume is part of the building. It sort of has an artistic feel to it. Purchased in MN.
Lowestoft's rooftops viewed from the Gull Wing bridge, dominated by St. Peter's Court tower block.
In the 1960's and 70's, the streets around the Town Hall at the north end of the town know as 'The Grit', Lowestoft's fishing village, were demolished to make way for a new one-way traffic system and St. Peter's Court, which was built in 1968.
After a survey of the site revealed it would cost £23m to maintain the tower block, it was decided in October 2023 that the building would be demolished.