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The Hulsey Rail Yard (and downtown, beyond), as seen from the...
Atlanta (Reynoldstown), Georgia, USA.
18 February 2022.
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â–¶ The tallest building in the background is Truist Plaza (formerly called SunTrust Plaza and, before that, One Peachtree Center). At 869 feet (265 m) and 60 stories, it's the 2nd-tallest skyscraper in Atlanta and 55th-tallest in the U.S.
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I originally processed this image in its native 4x3 format. But, after posting it to Instagram, I saw that a square format was preferable...and, so, amended it here.
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Seen on a building in Lichfield which is believed to be 17th century although some of the stonework appears to be much older.
I've just been to Barcelona ( no bragging here, I went for work ). Anyway, there are lots of cool skyscrapers being built and it kind of inspired me to build my own microscale version.
maybe more to come if I can face building a whole neighbourhood
Taken in Stresa (VB) - Italy
Canon F-1 Old - Lens Canon FL 135 mm f 3,5 - Bergger Panchro 400 in HC-110.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - This low fast-moving wall cloud was almost touching the ground near Olerichs, South Dakota.
La Habana, Cuba.
Adagiata fra cielo e mare, la città si protende nelle sue contraddizioni, non prive di fascino.
Foto di archivio, scatto con grandangolo, mano libera, polarizzatore.
Buona giornata
#cuba #lahabana #havana #sky #clouds #mare #cielo #sea #citiscape
Looking up the Sears Tower from Jackson Blvd.
UNPOSTED SERIES: Photos dug from old files that never made it to Flickr.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein
Theme: Architecture.
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Two towers frame a window of vivid sky, their facades bending light and clouds into mirrored mosaics. On the right, sleek glass panels double the drifting forms above, while the building to the left adds rhythm with its sharp, repeating windows. The perspective from below creates a sense of weightlessness, as if the city itself were dissolving upward into the atmosphere. A study of reflection, geometry, and fleeting weather, this image captures the dialogue between permanence and passing time.
A micro building I made for a moon colony collab with my LUG, although I didn't end up being able to bring it. Hope you like it!
From yesterday's shoot with the F40. The sound of this thing echoing off the canyon walls was just insane.
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The local water company had a pop up information stand at the local mall the other day. Giving useful advice to avoid freezing pipes and wasting water. They gave me this ice scraper 'free'.
Imagine my amusement to read that water bills are going up again, 'to cover investment in infrastructure'. The share price is up 30% over the year, so dividends should be up, too. I should be grateful for my piece of plastic.
Some litte coot-lings on a branch in the river Schwentine.
This reminded me of the famous pic with the workers on the steel girder :o)