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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.
Two boys are doing school homework while Dad eats his breakfast. Elsewhere the the two sisters and mother were scrubbing and washing. In Pushkar from the top of the Everest hostel I has a marvellous vantage point from where I could observe and photograph the world of Pushkar beyond the streets. This family appeared to be well off comparitively as it was athree storey home occupised by only six people.
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.
View from the roof of the Washington Square Hotel. NYC October 1990. Scanned from negative. Taken with a Canon EOS 650 film camera.
most of the buildings on the right will soon be gone to make for the new tesco supermarket at beeston nottingham.
Stay in the Heart of Tokyo
Offering free access to its indoor pool, sauna and fitness center, Hilton Tokyo Hotel overlooks Shinjuku Central Park and the Shinjuku Skyscraper District. It features a buffet restaurant and stylish rooms with movies-on-demand. Free Wi-Fi is available on levels 1 and 2, the Marble Lounge and the Executive Lounge.
Rooms at the Tokyo Hilton are elegantly decorated and offer views of the cosmopolitan Shinjuku area. Guests can sip a drink from the minibar and enjoy satellite channels on their LCD TV. Complimentary Wi-Fi is also provided.
Directly connected to Tochomae subway station, the hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. Shinjuku Train Station is a pleasant 15-minute walk away, or a 5-minute ride in the hotels free shuttle. The Kabukicho area and Isetan Department Store are a 20-minute walk from the property. A limousine bus from Haneda Airport and Narita Airport is available directly to the hotel (charges apply).
Guests can recharge with a game of tennis on the rooftop, unwind in the hot tub or browse the hotel's shops. The hotels beauty salon offers relaxation and refreshment. Guests can use the free-use PCs at the business center, and SIM cards for mobiles can be purchased at the concierge desk.
The Hilton Tokyo Hotel serves a breakfast buffet with Western food and a range of Japanese dishes. Restaurants serve authentic Japanese cuisine, and drinks and snacks can be enjoyed at the bar or in the lounge.
Shinjuku Ward is a great choice for travelers interested in nightlife, shopping and food.