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Originally named the Post Office Tower, now BT Tower, this 1960's structure was, until 1980, the tallest building in London. There was a revolving restaurant at the top which was closed soon after opening.
The Black Point swing bridge over Petaluma Creek dates from 1911, or 109 years old as of this writing. It continues in use by today's "new" Northerwestern Pacific Railroad, It is an interesting structure that is starting to show its age.
Bit obsessed with shadows...Oh, and legs...it will pass, perhaps ! The diagonal shadows were part of the original image, the giant shadows are an overlay.
Millenium Bridge, London.
Atop the Hyatt parking structure i was waiting for the sunset, first time here. After some test shots, i was adjusting my settings when i saw this in the clouds. First thing i thought of was it looked like an angel had just passed through it. Less than 10 mins. later, the skies behind me get dark and it drizzles just a little. And then.... the most brilliant, vibrant rainbow I've seen is there in all its glory, complete with a quarter moon. This day i was blessed....
The Carbide & Carbon Building 230 North Michigan Avenue. This wonderful example of Art Deco architecture was built in 1929. Architects: Burnham Brothers.
Jade Flower Island in Beijing’s Beihai Park shot from the Wenjin Street Bridge. This enormous park is summited by the White Pagoda (白塔, Báitǎ), a Tibetan-style stupa placed on the highest point of the island, built to honor the visit of the 5th Dalai Lama in 1651. It is 40 meters high on a 32 metre hilll.
Beihai Park is a public park and former imperial garden immediately northwest of the Forbidden City in Beijing, China.
First built in the 12th century, Beihai is among the largest of all surviving Chinese gardens and contains numerous historically important structures, palaces, and temples. Once part of the Imperial City, it has been open to the public since 1925. As with many of Chinese imperial gardens, Beihai was designed to imitate renowned scenic spots and architecture from various regions of China
Atout (previously known as Cypria, Driever, and Miltiadis Junior III) (IMO: 9354648) is a container type-ship registered and sailing under the flag of Libera. Her gross tonnage is 18,199, her overall length (loa) is 182.52 m and her container capacity is 1,702 TEU. She was built in 2001 and is operated by Capital Ship Management Corporation.
This is a shot of the supporting structure of the 6th street viaduct span bridge in Milwaukee. I took the shot on a blustery cold night -10F/-23C. This is my first attempt at using a tilt-shift lens, I am getting the hang of it. I purchased this for a particular project, however, I also wanted to learn how to do more with it other than the 'Miniature" look.
The bridge in Etobicoke near Humber Bay Park East.
The sun was setting giving the side of it a nice, orange glow.
The entire structure is quite impressive. The choice of red for a "Golden Gate" was also an interesting choice but makes sense as you can clearly make it out on a cloudy and foggy day!
DSC_4059 Kings Cross Station. - Effect created by Nikon lens with a Jessops Semi-fisheye 0.42x Macro Lens Attachment.
We had the great pleasure to cooperate with Prof. Neri Oxman from the MIT media lab and with 3D printer manufacturer Stratasys: www.behance.net/gallery/21605971/Neri-Oxman-Wanderers
We designed a computational growth process which is capable of producing a wide variety of growing structures. Inspired by natural growth behaviour, the computional process creates shapes that adapt to their environment. From this process four wearables were grown. The grown wearables in this collection, designed by Prof. Neri Oxman, aim to embed living matter within 3D structures. All pieces were produced on the Objet500 Connex3 Color Multi-Material printer and are currently exhibited at the EuroMold 2014. For the first time 3d printing was used to achieve volumetric color and transparency gradients.