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😄 Happy Macro Monday 😄
Macro of a Swarovski Heli (approx. 2.3" x 1.25")
taken June 29, 2022 for the group
Macro Mondays #Transportation
Gigaset GS290
ƒ/2.0
3.5 mm
1/33 Sec
ISO 290
1966 Ford Mustang grill. Pick one, the horse or the pony car they will both get you there. Image spans 3in across, including negative space.
In cities you are surrounded by cars and it is very common to see them in abundance. In some villages where paved roads is not an option, it is very common to cross roads with a horse. Personally I prefer it...
This is a common means of transport in villages. Its not unusal to see a jeep designed to carry around 8 people easily taking the load of around 25 to 30 people.
We too took the same ride and the view from the top is amazing, one has to balance himself on the top its a thriller ride.
Max thanks for the camera :)
1948 International KB-5 Flatbed Truck photographed at the Gold King Mine and Ghost Town located in Jerome in the Black Hills of Yavapai County in the State of Arizona U.S.A.
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Shelby Shifer C875-02 makes their way south through Caney Junction with 99 system empties for McClure. The impressive 14 mile Fremont Branch came off here, sadly removed a few years after this photo.
September 2, 2021.
A duo of "Deathstars" lead the Gary, IN to Centralia, IL shuttle, A408, south past the former IC depot in Mattoon, IL. Aside from the yellow sills and first few freight cars (and likely a depot rehab), hard to tell if this was from 2020 or the late 1990's.
The bow of the chemical carrier Aristotelis cuts through the ocean at Bolivar Roads just off the coast of Galveston, Texas.
CSX Chicago (Barr Yard) to Grand Rapids train M326 heads east with 74 cars under the Pere Marquette coaling tower. Power is GE ES40DC 5368 and AC4400CW 409.
Detail, about 7 cm, of a new child bike.
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"Oh, you have your choice of 20 movies for the car?
When I was a kid I watched the same thing every trip. It was called the 'window'."
Taken on a short walk in the area around Humlum fishing village north of Struer, Denmark - October 11, 2020.
1949 Dodge B Series Pickup Truck photographed at the Gold King Mine and Ghost Town located in Jerome in the Black Hills of Yavapai County in the State of Arizona U.S.A.
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Empty Oculus, World Trade Center Transportation Hub, during the coronavirus pandemic, Financial District, Manhattan, New York City, USA, ...
Oculus, Centro de Transporte del World Trade Center, durante la pandemia del coronavirus, Distrito Financiero, Manhattan, Ciudad de Nueva York, EE.
¿Por qué el Oculus se llama "el Oculus"?
El nombre proviene de la franja de ventanas, o tragaluces, a lo largo de la columna vertebral del techo. Oculus es la palabra latina para "ojo", que, en arquitectura, se refiere a una abertura redonda o similar a un ojo con vista al cielo. Eche un vistazo a través de las ventanas y verá Freedom Tower.
Es una vista inspiradora.
Esta abertura también permite que entre la luz del sol cada mañana. El ángulo de las ventanas está particularmente colocado para que cada año, en el aniversario de los ataques, el sol brille directamente a través de la claraboya e ilumine el salón principal a las 10:28 am (hora del derrumbe de la segunda torre). Se llama el "Camino de la Luz". Calatrava colocó el edificio ligeramente inclinado con respecto a la cuadrícula de la calle para lograr el efecto.
Si bien el diseño complejo fue responsable de varios retrasos en la construcción, el edificio es ahora un destino habitual para los visitantes de la Zona Cero. A la gente le encanta tomar fotos dentro y alrededor de la estructura monumental.