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Les visiteurs et les habitants de Maastricht admirent le Dinghuis. Cela est principalement dû à son apparence élancée. Avec près de trente mètres, ce fut pendant longtemps la structure la plus haute de Maastricht. Le Dinghuis se dresse fièrement depuis sa fondation à la fin du Moyen Âge et regorge d'histoires intéressantes.

Ce nom n'a rien d'étrange quand on sait qu'il vient d'un lieu où se règlaient autrefois les disputes et où se rendait la justice. Le Dinghuis, à l'angle de la Kleine Staat et de la Grote Staat, était une cour de justice jusqu'au milieu du XVIIe siècle. Le tribunal de grande instance était situé dans le Dinghuis, le tribunal inférieur dans la maison De Lanscroon, aujourd'hui disparue, un peu plus loin dans la Grote Staat. Le sous-sol du Dinghuis servait de chambre de torture et le grenier de prison. Pour l'exécution de la peine de mort, l'échafaud était placé alternativement sur le Vrijthof et sur le Marché . Le pilori était utilisé pour les châtiments corporels. Les voleurs etaient suppliciés pendant plusieurs heures. Et les femmes adultères devaient s'asseoir dans une cage tournante centrifugées jusqu'à la folie.

Visitors and residents of Maastricht admire the Dinghuis. This is mainly due to its slender appearance. At almost thirty meters, it was for a long time the tallest structure in Maastricht. The Dinghuis has stood proudly since its founding in the late Middle Ages and is full of interesting stories.

There is nothing strange about this name when we know that it comes from a place where disputes were once settled and justice was administered. The Dinghuis, on the corner of Kleine Staat and Grote Staat, was a courthouse until the mid-17th century. The high court was located in the Dinghuis, the lower court in the now defunct De Lanscroon House, a little further on in the Grote Staat. The basement of the Dinghuis served as a torture chamber and the attic as a prison. For the execution of the death penalty, the scaffold was placed alternately on the Vrijthof and on the Market. The pillory was used for corporal punishment. The thieves were tortured for several hours. And adulterous women had to sit in a rotating cage centrifuged to the point of madness.

Not sure what this one was. Great lighting coming from the right. Lot's of detail in these sand structures.

It always amazes me that the park framed it necessary to preserve this clump of trees. Granted, it’s close to the road, but a lot of engineering went into keeping those trees standing. It makes for a naturally unnatural abstract in the park. I took this with the Ranica Mir 9F. I have another 6x9 pinhole, but it has developed light leaks that randomly appear in my rolls of film—no matter how hard I’ve tried to cover them. Some embrace the inconsistencies of pinhole photography, be it the light flare or the light leaks. I would rather corral those unintended effects into something more consistent.

Wich one??

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Another from the smashing Dalston Show 2024.

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Weathered oak wood, grown in a rock fissure, with an awesome structure!

Structured Shelf Cloud with Squall line. June 26 2013. Crivitz, WI.

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Structure.

At 11:30PM on November 7, 2021 the Los Angeles City Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire in the 8100 block of N Sunland Bl in Sun Valley. Firefighters arrived to a two story, commercial building (site of previous burn) with heavy fire showing. In a mostly defensive operation, 87 firefighters battled flames with at least four ladder pipes and several other heavy streams in operation on the commercial building for over two hours before safely achieving a knockdown.

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Haven't been playing around with lighting much, slowly trying to incorporate them into my 365 Days project again..

5 Bowens Gemini 500 strobes in the background at lowest power, Gemini 1000PRO into 1m softbox on the left, Gemini 750 into 1m octa on boom.

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Landtag NRW, Düsseldorf

Thursday morning 7.35am baffled commuters are wondering what two men are waiting, sharing the same set of steps, on the A636 at Calder Grove, north of Sheffield. 20 305 and 20 303 were to be noted working 3S12 06.55 Sheffield to Sheffield RHTT circular just at the official sunrise time with some of the trees stubbornly hanging onto their leaves. The train is passing under the Crigglestone Viaduct (19 arches), constructed by the Midland Railway, opened in 1905 running from Royston Junction and connecting with the L&Y at Thornhill Midland Junction. 1 March 1906 saw the line extended from Middlestown Junction into Dewsbury to serve the Savile Town Goods Depot. The Goods Depot closed on 18 December 1950 and the line was cut back to Middlestown Junction, the end came in 1968 when the original section from Royston to Middlestown closed for good.

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Taken with Voigtländer Bessa R2, Industar 53mm. Ilford Delta 400.

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