View allAll Photos Tagged steps
Halki. Dodecanese. Greece. Photos on the theme of steps and stairs. Scanned from 35mm b&w negatives taken in 1999
However gray life can be, there's allways a bright expectation, just keep going up and it can be found.
This is an old hacienda house right next to the pyramid in Cholula, Puebla.
Tarr Steps is a medieval clapper bridge over the river Barle which spans the fifty-five foot river in seventeen spans of flat stone.
mandy took me to the fort worth water gardens for the first time this last weekend. the gardens where just reopened after a drowning 3 years ago. these are the steps through a water fall that leads down to a 3 foot pool of water. the steps continue down just like these and eventually loop back to this path.
Written by John Buchan. Adapted for the stage by Patrick Barlow, based upon Alfred Hitchcock's film version. Directed by Ann Leake & Ali Broughton.
Temporary scaffolding and steps down to the track level from the platform at Rotherhithe, for walking tour through Brunel's Thames Tunnel.
Undoubtedly one of the leading forces in 1990's pop, STEPS are hailed as one of Britain’s best loved bands. From their first hit, 5, 6, 7, 8, STEPS went on to have an amazing 14 consecutive Top 5 hits.
Memorable chart toppers included Tragedy, One For Sorrow and Heartbeat. Their first album, STEP ONE was certified five times platinum, cementing their position as the UK’s biggest pop sensations.
Their next album, STEPTACULAR, featuring smash hits Love’s Got A Hold Of My Heart and After The Love Has Gone, helped the album go four times platinum. In total, across 4 albums, STEPS sold an astonishing 15 million records...and now they're back.
Steps have come together once again for a reunion tour kicking off in April 2012.
Production photos from the Emerson Stage production of Small Steps.
Paramount Mainstage
November 9-11, 2012
Small Steps
By Louis Sachar
Adapted from the book by Louis Sachar
Directed by Bob Colby
Photos by Craig Bailey/Perspective Photo
Steps leading up to the former "Landhaus Göring", today the Eckerbichl with the Interconti Hotel,
the folks call the hotel "Hitler-Conti".
Surprise, surprise....
The town of Oia along the steps that go down to the little port at the bottom of the cliff. Santorini, Greece.