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View from my rooftop in Athens
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Fiddling with the firestorm camera tools while standing on the rooftop of La Lumiere. The FOV and colours remind me of the Sims
Reproduction of famous roof-top gig under freezing London winter sky. Paul is playing the violin, but it's supposed to be violin shaped Hofner bass guitar! Couldin't get decent Epiphone guitar for John, though the color is about the same. George is playing the rosewood Fender guitar. It's a Stratocaster, and not Telecaster... though color looks good enough! Hope you like Billy Preston's Fender Rhodes electric piano. He was the fifth, and very important, musician to make the sound of "Let It Be" recordings.
A view of the red rooftops of Prague’s historic centre, forming a fascinating mosaic of shapes, textures and warm brick-red tones. There is something very calming about this uninterrupted sea of old roofs, where each of the historic houses has its own unique character.
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Here, you're looking across the layers of rooftops of Harpers Ferry towards the Virginia side of the Shenandoah River. This layering of roofs never gets old to me.
A nice morning breakfast on the rooftop of a house.
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Roof detail at the Erwang Temple complex outside Dujiangyan in Sichuan.
The Erwang, or Two Kings, Temple is another masterpiece from the Qing Dynasty's late 17th/18th Centyury golden age. Located on the banks of the Minjiang River near the historic ancient irrigation system, this vast complex covers more than a hectare.
Although the current temple complex was rebuilt in the Qing Era, locals have been commemorating Li Bing and his son, who are said to have built the irrigation system, on this site for more than 2,000 years.
Most rooftops in marrakech are for relaxing and to catch a little breeze in the hot summer months. Most restaurants and cafe's have a rooftop for the view and the breeze.
Day 331 [11-26-2016]
A night of Urbex. Most of the day I spent by myself. I was around people constantly for the past few days and it kind of stresses me out over time. I needed some time to think out loud, write a little bit, and also work on some stuff that has been on my mind. I tried doing some filming while I was out but I wasn't able to find the piece of equipment that I needed to complete the shoot so I put a halt on it. I was about to settle in early for the night when Scott messaged me asking if I wanted to go out so I decided to go on an adventure. We were trying to figure out places to go when I remembered a place that we went to a while back on day 138 of my daily blog. Scott was the only one who actually went onto the location at the time while I sat back and watched. This time, we both went up there and the view was fantastic! What a way to end the night.
I can't wait to see what the next day brings!
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View of Jodhpur from the Mehrangarh Fort. Rajasthan, India.
Rajasthan : Day 4
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Departing storm at sunset with the Jersey City cityscape, New York City (NYC) in the background, and the Hudson River between the two cities.
and no lightning in this shot :), unfortunately little to no lightning this evening as well which was a bit unexpected.
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