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The rooftops of my city....in all its ugliness I love it! Wouldn't change a thing.
So can you spot all the antennas out there??
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A lovely morning taking shots of the sunrise at Bangor Marina before work. I dropped blacks and shadows of the houses in a mask and chose Kodachrome colour rendering in dxo PhotoLab 4. See the seagulls?
MORE NICE ROOFTOPS. Another shot from the balcony of the Airbnb during our trip to the South of France.
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Did this shoot on a rooftop in Hamburg Rothenbaum earlier this year for the online magazine "The European Look".
Shot with the Apo Sonnar 2/135 on a Nikon D810, wide open, as a multirow panorama and 30 shots.
Lost Exifs :-(
Rooftops give us a clear way to see the surroundings around us.
One of my older pictures, a picture of the sunset, taken from and contrasting perfectly with the rooftop of a shopping mall building.
Residents of a buliding in Mt. Vernon Triangle watch the fireworks near the Washington Monument.
Washington, DC
rooftops ...
in my Urbanscape Series 5, Pic # 23 ...
Taken Feb 4, 2019
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I think I may have posted this one before. It's a view out the window of the apartment I was living in at the time, in the early 1990s.
Shot on Ilford HP5 Plus film, using a Pentax K1000 SE camera with an SMC Pentax-M 50mm f/2.0 lens.
It was probably developed in Rodinal 1:50 dilution, as that was my standard soup at the time.
Oh, and it was not in the Gowanus Houses -- it was shot three blocks west of that -- no matter how many times Flickr tags it as such. I really wish they'd fix their crummy location data already!
the view from out my window in the Triana neighborhood; If you look close a man plays "fetch" with his dog on the rooftop across.
I was awake early out of habit of catching most sunrises while on holiday, however I had no plans this morning. I knew it would be another cloudless sky so I did not intend to make the effort. But I could not get back to sleep and it was a couple of hours until breakfast. So I got up and headed for the roof of the hotel.......
taken from the terrace of the smart restaurant
"Le Café Arabe" in the Médina -
on the left the minaret of the famous mosque Koutoubia -
the largest mosque of the city -
les toits de Marrakech -
photo prise de la terrasse du célèbre
restaurant " Le Café Arabe " en pleine Médina -
à gauche le minaret de la fameuse mosquée Koutoubia -
la plus grande mosquée de la ville.
“Alfama Rooftops” — Looking down at the red-tiled roofs of the Alfama district, Lisbon.
Certain architectural features seem to characterize various cities. In Europe, from what I’ve seen, these include the materials available locally for construction, the types of roofs, and the color scheme. This view of the Alfama neighborhood of Lisbon is a case in point — with mostly white-walled buildings and red-tiled roofs.
Alfama is by no means the only area in Lisbon like this, though the tight spacing of the buildings, the hilly terrain, and the twisting streets characterize this specific neighborhood. But from my vantage point for this photograph near the St. George Castle, I could look in several directions and see these same red tile roofs.
I was sat at my desk the other morning when I turned round and spotted this going on over the rooftops. I rushed about putting a card in the camera grabbed a battery and had time to fire off four shots before the gap in the clouds closed up and the rays were gone, I`m glad I had the foresight to close down by a stop to keep detail in the clouds. I had to clean up a lot of unsightly overhead cables but what was a quick grab shot came out well in the end .
North End Rooftops during winter golden hour. Shot from the Custom House Tower rooftop view deck with Sony a6000 and 55-210mm telephoto lens. I wish I had a better quality telephoto lens - for this kind of shot you can't really "zoom with your feet." This lens is pretty good for the price, but when viewing large or printing large I start to notice that shots from this lens aren't as sharp and crisp as they could be, especially around the edges. Still, I wonder how this one would look printed? The red rooftops filling the frame is very appealing to me.
A rooftop with satellite dishes with a mosque minaret. This scene was taken from the Abydos Temple near Luxor.