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Well, the news has certainly been something here very recently....and with all that is happening and probably will happen....I had one of "what my mind is seeing" moments...and this pic depicts television, all media and myself all blurred into this mass chaos..... Listen to the song from Mind. In. A. Box/Thyx......and if you do--- as my very cool friend Ono Fearne would say: "listen loud, of course."
The television tower in Berlin. It was the first television tower in Germany to be built in the middle of the City (Alexanderplatz) instead of outside of the city.
* The Gold Coast is a coastal city in the Australian state of Queensland. It is on the eastern side of the country. The Gold Coast is a major tourist destination with a sunny, subtropical climate and has become widely known for its world-class surfing beaches, high-rise dominated skyline, theme parks, nightlife, and rainforest hinterland. The city is part of the nation's entertainment industry with television productions and a major film industry.
It has adopted the name "Surfer's Paradise" because of its excellent surfing conditions and annual surfing competitions.
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Thank you Jon Stewart for pointing out what all of us knew all along, that Republicans don't give a damn about veterans or any other group of people who cannot provide them with campaign donations. Republicans got served a shit sandwich on this one.
Oh, and good job Kansas.
The former BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, White City.
Designed in a modernist style by architect Graham Dawbarn and opened in 1960. The BBC moved their operations out of building in 2013 and following renovations, it reopened in 2017 as a mixed use development which includes office space, residential apartments, leisure services as well as rertaining three TV production studios.
Taken with the camera off the television screen and then some editing to enhance the image a bit.
Her name is Polly Shannon and this was taken from a movie called Concrete Canyons
Monroe, Louisiana, 1975
Listening to you I get the music
Gazing at you I get the heat
Following you I climb the mountain
I get excitement at your feet
Right behind you I see the millions
On you I see the glory
From you I get opinions
From you I get the story
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Visitors will see Moses' MZTV Museum of Television, housing the world’s largest private collection of rare pre-war and vintage television sets. Highlights include television sets owned by Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley, 1920s mechanical scanning discs, Felix the Cat, and the 1939 World’s Fair Phantom Teleceiver - the lucite set that introduced commercial television to North America at the 1939 World Fair in New York City. Pick up a complimentary copy of Zoomer magazine, hang out with radio jocks as they broadcast live, and tour Zoomer Hall.
on the stand, "Martin" worked cafe with a spectacular light, where meeting partners.
History of light from Martin Professional began almost 30 years ago. In 1987 it was founded the production of which has grown to the status of world leader in the design and creation of dynamic lighting solutions for the entertainment industry, architectural spaces and commercial projects.
Currently, Martin sets the tone and establishes the level of industry standards. They are working on the leading theatrical scenes and vibrant night clubs, decorated with television area. Successfully working in interior and architectural lighting, as well as many commercial projects. Martin offers a wide range of modern controllers and a full range of professional smoke and fog generators.
photo taken during the international exhibition NAMM Music Messe 2016 in Moscow.
I found Selena sleeping here 📺 but she was also standing on a beautiful castle turret, feeling the wind blowing her dress in the glorious sunrise before her 🏰☀️
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Anniversary supermico by Micodolls in a roombox by JevriesLovesJodie
HDR black and white photography by Timothy Selvage. Abandoned farmyard and buildings. Apparently, RUREX is the official name / rural equivalent of URBEX (urban exploration), however, it doesn't have quite the same ring to the name.
I've been wanting to develope a new non-destructive workflow using smart objects, filters in combination with layer masks, however my poor laptop keeps dying on me. I think that the graphics card isn't up to the job which resulted in me processing some of my images in a more simple way (until I can either fix my graphics card, or upgrade my computer).
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Intentional camera movement (changing the zoom focal length) captured a large screen TV across the road.
Hace unos días que en la televisión escuchamos que Ferrol era el peor sitio para vivir en Galicia. No era la primera vez que se usaba el municipio para establecer una comparación en que era el claro perdedor.
Coincido en que la situación laborar y mercantil es muy precaria. Se ha establecido un monopolio en torno a la construcción naval. Es un sector que presenta una gran variabilidad en la carga de trabajo y eso repercute mucho en la población.
La verdad es que da mucha pena como van cerrando más y más comercios, ya casi hay más locales vacío en muchas calles que abiertos. Muchos han resistido varias generaciones y han tenido que poner el cartel de liquidación tras la crisis de 2008 y durante la pandemia.
Sin embargo, sus alrededores son realmente bonitos y posee un patrimonio cultural, natural, militar y empresarial que deberían ser puesto en valor.
Esta afrenta fue directamente contrarrestada con multitud de fotos que muestran que a Ferrol lo que le sobra son cosas bonitas. Lo único que necesita para ser un referente de calidad de vida es un poco de suerte para sobrevivir más alejada del sector metalúrgico o una revitalización de los astilleros.
Yo no vivo en Ferrol, pero nací allí y paseo mucho por sus maravillosas playas y acantilados. Sabéis que mucho de lo que publico está fotografiado muy cerca de mi casa, en muchas ocasiones en la Costa Ártabra. Así que yo también quiero deciros que Ferrol es bonito, descuidado, en una continua obra, con unos políticos enfrentados pase lo que pase, con muchos ferrolanos que no se dan cuenta de la suerte de tener la costa que tienen, pero sin duda con rincones preciosos, tanto en la costa como en la ciudad.
Os pongo una foto de ayer, del castillo de San Felipe. Su nombre coincide con el de Felipe II, que ordenó su construcción nada menos que en 1557. A mediados del siglo XVIII se remodeló para añadir el foso, el hornabeque y la puerta principal. Desde él se tendía una cadena que cruzaba la ría hasta el fuerte de San Martín (hoy desgraciadamente casi desaparecido) para impedir la incursión de naves. Su potencia defensiva se reforzaba con el castillo de La Palma, mucho más reciente, y los fuertes de San Carlos y San Cristobal.
Su capacidad defensiva fue puesta a prueba en 1594 cuando la armada inglesa intentó apoderarse de Ferrol, fracasando en el intento, al igual que en 1639 durante el ataque francés. El 25 de agosto de 1800 la Armada inglesa trata nuevamente de apoderarse de Ferrol y destruir los astilleros militares (de los más importantes del mundo en esa época). Se concentraron más de cien barcos y quince mil hombres. Cuatro mil soldados se lanzaron contra el castillo aprovechando la ventaja de la altura de los montes cercanos pero fueron repelidos, sobre todo gracias al apoyo del fuerte de La Palma y de las cañoneras situadas en la ría. A los ingleses seguro que no les hizo mucha gracia, pero fue celebrado por Napoleón que más adelante logró hacerse con la plaza durante un corto periodo de un mes.
En septiembre de 1996 el Ministerio de Defensa sacó el edificio a subasta por un total de 164.900.000 pesetas. El precio no debió de ser conocido por ningún magnate ruso o Saudí, lo que provocó que la subasta quedara desierta y fuera adquirido cuatro años después por el Ayuntamiento de Ferrol que ha acometido ya diferentes obras de consolidación y restauración.
Como veis nuestras fotos también sirven para que se valore y se aprecie lo que nos emociona… ¿no te parece?
The facility is commonly referred to as the Polish Television Building - Łódź, Sienkiewicza Street.
Built in 1951-55 as the seat of the Import Center of the Textile Industry, it was originally called the Tower of the Textile Centrala. This facility was a return to the construction of tall buildings in this city after WWII.
The Łódź branch of TVP actually occupies only a 5-story, side building with a different address at Narutowicza 13.
The main building is currently occupied by departments or units of all Lodz offices: municipal, voivodeship, marshal and the seat of the Eastern Lodz County.
Series - the city through my eyes.