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Ellen Spector Platt's sunny Manhattan rooftop garden produces enough salad greens and herbs for her to share. Photo by Alan and Linda Detrick.
Rooftops in the old town part of Tallinn. I went for a grainy and gritty treatment to emphasize the age of the buildings.
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Camera Olympus OM-D E-M5
Lens Olympus 45mm f/1.8 ED M.Zuiko Digital
Focal Length 45mm
Shutter Speed 1/125 sec
Aperture f/8
ISO/Film 200
Taken August 23rd 2012
Copyright Sami Paju
Ritsa hanging out the washing on the roof of our building in Koukaki, with the Parthenon in the background.
Just tryin' out yet another new lens on a texture piece. I think I had a desktop wallpaper like this once.
I found a nice refurb'ed Zeiss Biometar 120 f/2.8, the big brother to my current favorite "gardening" lens, the Biometar 80/2.8, . Although the lens is nice and sharp and seems to perform well, 120mm is a little long for "gardening". If I ever got a full-frame camera, then I think it would be perfect...
JC Raulston Arboretum at NCSU.
Pentax K-x with Carl Zeiss Jena Biometar 120mm f/2.8 (Made 1960s, Pentacon Six mount converted to M24 converted to Pentax K); 1/50, f/8, ISO 100.
Not what I think of as coastal California architecture, but a lot of fun.
365 Days in Colour: February 2015 “rust & black”
We hung out quite a bit on the rooftop deck, which had a lovely view of the ocean and a nice breeze at all times.
From the balcony out the front of our apartment. There's some nice detail which you'll only get from clicking on "All Sizes" above.
The dehumidifiers, manufactured by Munters, are almost completely assembled, with connections to air ducts, electricity, and data lines to the control system. They are mounted on springs that keep vibration from being conducted to the building.
Outside air is drawn in and dried before being sent down into the building. The water extracted from the air is discharged into existing roof drains. Ducts from this unit go down to the second and third floors.
Air from the dehumidifiers is blended with air already in the building, and fed into the air handlers, which cools the air using cold water from the central campus chiller.
A typical Chinese rooftop. The ridge is symbolizing a dragon sceleton, with the dragonhead at the end. Also, the animals on the end are symbolizing how important you are. In the forbidden city, were this picture was taken, nine animals is the highest level of importanse.
Shot on the rooftop of a friend's condo in downtown LA. I guess every once in awhile the fog rolls in from the coast and you get views like this.
7/31/26 A view of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge from 18th Avenue Station in Bensonhurst. Nikon Zf. Zeiss Loxia Biogon 35mm 1:2.0.
hdr panorama on the rooftop of The Plaza in downtown orlando...
Sneaking through a staircase, up at least 10 flights of stairs, finally reaching the top.. Open the door, and let it close behind me.. yes, I was stuck on the top of the roof.. an employee of the building finally came out for a cigarette. Got down through the building, the eyes of security on me as I just walked out.. worth it..