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"ALL NIPPON 829" smoking her mains as she touches down at CSIA Mumbai airport completing her 8.5 hour flight from Tokyo Narita International Airport.
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Another aspect of the Valencia Central Market that impressed me was the quality and variety of fruit and vegetables available. Unlike some markets elsewhere they also seemed quite happy and even appreciate for people to take photos.
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From Wikipedia, "Mercado Central or Mercat Central (English: Central Market) is a public market located across from the Llotja de la Seda and the Church of Santos Juanes in central Valencia, Spain. It is one of the main works of the Valencian Art Nouveau.
In 1839, the spot had been used to inaugurate an open-air marketplace called Mercat Nou. By the end of the century the city of Valencia sponsored a contest for the construction of a new roofed market. A new contest in 1910 selected the present design by Alexandre Soler March and Francesc Guàrdia Vidal, who had got his architect's degree at the School of Architecture of Barcelona and collaborated with Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Construction began in 1914 and was not fully completed until 1928 by the Valencian architect Enrique Viedma Vidal.
The Central Market of Valencia is one of the largest in Europe; it covers more than 8,000 square metres (86,000 sq ft), with a predominantly Valencian Art Nouveau style. Its unusual roof comprises original domes and sloping sections at different heights, while the interior seems to be lined in a range of materials such as iron, wood, ceramics and polychromed tiles. The beauty of the building stands out especially on account of the light that enters through the roof at various points, and through coloured window panels."
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One of the active MD82s operating for Fits Air seen here departing from Bengaluru International Airport for Colombo Bandranaike International Airport.
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A grade 2 listed church in the village of Bothamsall, not far away from Retford - Gamston Airport in Nottinghamshire.
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Name: CHURCH OF OUR LADY AND ST PETER
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Church of Our Lady and St. Peter. C14, rebuilt 1845 by the Duke of Newcastle with stone from Worksop Manor. Ashlar. Tile roofs. Embattled parapets, the east ends of the nave, chancel and vestry are raised and coped and have kneelers. The chancel has a single ridge finial and the nave a finial of 2 diagonally set shafts topped with open cusped tracery. Buttressed, set on a chamfered plinth with a red brick base in parts. Tower with north east stair turret, nave, north aisle, north vestry and chancel. Angle buttressed tower of 3 stages with bands. 3 remaining crocketed pinnacles of 4, 8 gargoyles. In the west wall is a single arched window with 2 arched and cusped lights, tracery hood mould and human head label stops. On the north side, between the buttress and stair turret is a tiled lean-to containing a moulded arched doorway with hood mould and decorative label stops. In the south wall is a moulded arched doorway with hood mould and C14 human head label stops. The 4 arched bell chamber openings each have 2 arched lights and a hood mould. There are single rectangular openings to the south and west with hood moulds and decorative label stops and single colock faces to the south, west and north. The stair turret of 3 stages with bands and 4 small gargoyles has 2 rectangular lights, at the third stage is a small rectangular window with 2 arched lights and trefoil under a flat arch. The north aisle with single finials at the angles of the parapet and 2 gargoyles has 3 windows each with a single arched and cusped light under a flat arch. The vestry has in the north wall a single pointed arched and cusped light with hood mould and foliate label stops, to the left is a chamfered arched doorway with hood mould and label stops. The east wall has a single pointed arched and cusped light with hood mould and foliate label stops. The east chancel with single crocketed pinnacles at the angles has 2 gargoyles and a single arched window with 2 arched and cusped lights, tracery, hood mould and foliate label stops. The south chancel has 2 windows each with 2 arched and cusped lights, tracery, cambered arch, hood mould and foliate label stops. The nave has 3 arched windows each with 3 arched and cusped lights, hood mould and human head label stops. Interior. 3 bay C14 nave arcade with octagonal columns, keeled responds, moulded capitals and double chamfered arches. The tower and chancel double chamfered arches are both supported on octagonal responds and moulded capitals. There is an arched north doorway in the tower and an arched doorway leading to the vestry. To the left-of the south west doorway is an arched stoup. The furniture is C19 and C20 apart from the C14 octagonal font which has panels decorated with blind tracery and a castellated traceried band running around the top. In the chancel are 2 C14 floor slabs decorated with single stylised crosses, also a mid C14 brass either a demi-effigy or the top half of a lady. There is a monument in the north aisle to Elizabeth Mason, 1796. That to John Mason, 1802, has single pilasters with paterae flanking the inscription and supporting an architrave. There is a board detailing the donation of Mr. Joseph Holliday, 1826. The timbers of the chancel, nave and aisle roofs are supported on decorative corbels. The quadripartite vaulted tower has decorative corbels and a single boss.
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Car Park on Henrietta Place, London, England
UPDATE DECEMBER 2012 - #7 on Explore for 07.12.2012 - thank you very much everybody! :-)
Really looking forward to my visit to the 'Ghost' station Aldwych tomorrow. Can't wait especially after seeing especially after seeing some of Vulture Labs images when he went last week and also its a rare chance to see I station on the Underground that is stuck in a time warp :-). Anyone else been or going tomorrow?
This image I originally thought this was going to be an unusable image when I viewed it after taking it on my viewfinder. This time is at the top of the staircase rather than at the bottom where Hostel was taken. Both Daniel Borg and I found the light terrible and we didn't really want to use our tripods in fear of the whole lot falling down this hole to its doom. Luckily it came out OK. Sadly I can't find much out about this carpark apart from that its quite a cool looking carpark compared to others.
It didn't work at all in colour and looked really washed out so again went for the black and white conversion but ultra high key which I feel works. I cropped it to a 1:1 to keep everything going on in the middle of the image as the wide angle version didn't work as there was too much wasted space within the image.
You are probably wondering what the name of this image is all about. Hira Shuriken are the throwing stars that a Ninja would use and when I cropped this it reminded me of them.
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AIRINDIA 111 on short final for Runway 27R at London Heathrow Airport arriving from New Delhi IGI airport.
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City Hall (London), Queen's Walk, London, England
UPDATE OCTOBER 2012 - #1 on Explore for 01.10.2012 - thank you very much everybody! My first ever #1 explore!!:-)
Really enjoyed visiting and editing this place. Again I went last year in Open House but came bit disappointed as my lenses were not wide enough to get the images I wanted.
Friend and photographer Mark Hepples went to City Hall late on in the day, around 1700, I thought it was going to be fairly quiet as most people would have been in the morning but actually it was quite the opposite. We couldn't even get on the balcony at one point to look at the views due to the amount of people. Also looking at this image you get the sense of how many people were in the building at this time. For those who went in the morning was it quiet?
Now this image, I put my Samyang 8mm fisheye on. This lens really compliments the building well due to the massive sweeping curves and bends in the spiral staircase, 0.5km of it. I did used my Sigma 10-20 but it just didn't create the effect that I wanted. Big thanks to Mark Hepples for the name of this image, the fisheye makes it resemble a Helter Skelter, massively over emphasising the curves which is what I wanted. Be sure to check out Marks photostream, he has some awesome images on Flickr and he is also uploading his Open House images too.
I am really enjoying all of your Open House images and your photographic interpretations of the buildings you visited. Keep them coming!!
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City Hall is the headquarters of the Greater London Authority (GLA) which comprises the Mayor of London and the London Assembly. It is located in Southwark, on the south bank of the River Thames near Tower Bridge. It was designed by Norman Foster and opened in July 2002, two years after the Greater London Authority was created.
The building has an unusual, bulbous shape, purportedly intended to reduce its surface area and thus improve energy efficiency, although energy use measurements have shown this building to be fairly inefficient in terms of energy use. It has been compared variously to Darth Vader's helmet, a misshapen egg, a woodlouse and a motorcycle helmet. Former mayor Ken Livingstone referred to it as a "glass testicle" while the present mayor, Boris Johnson, has referred to it as "The Glass Gonad" and more politely as "The Onion". Its designers reportedly saw the building as a giant sphere hanging over the Thames, but opted for a more conventionally rooted building instead. It has no front or back in conventional terms but derives its shape from a modified sphere.
A 500-metre (1,640 ft) helical walkway, reminiscent of that in New York's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, ascends the full height of the building. At the top of the ten-story building is an exhibition and meeting space called "London's Living Room", with an open viewing deck which is occasionally open to the public. The walkway provides views of the interior of the building, and is intended to symbolise transparency; a similar device was used by Foster in his design for the rebuilt Reichstag (parliament) in Germany. In 2006 it was announced that solar photovoltaic cells would be fitted to the building by the London Climate Change Agency.
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La torre es trobava sota el domini del castell de Culla, que comprenia una bona part del nord de la província de Castelló. Contenia els següents pobles o fortaleses: Culla, capital de districte; Atzeneta, Benafigos, Benassal, Boy, Corbo, Castellar, Molinell, Torre en Besora, Vilar de Canes, Vilafranca i Vistabella. El castell, amb les seves pertinences, va ser donat jure hereditari a l'Orde del Temple pel rei En Pere el Catòlic, estant a Lleida a 22 de maig de 1213. No hi ha rastre en la Crònica Reial per conjecturar el temps en què aquest es va lliurar al rei o va ser conquistat, encara que se suposa durant l'any 1234. Després de l'acord sobre el senyoriu de Morella, fet a Montalbán l'11 de maig de 1235, entre el seu conqueridor, Balasc d'Alagó i Jaume, aquest li dóna jure hereditari els importants castells i pertinences de Culla i Coves de Vinromà. A la mort de Don Blasco, que havia passat probablement a mans de mesnaderos reals, ja que es trobava en pugna amb el monarca, el castell de Culla passa a la seva filla Constança i als seus néts Artal i Blasco. Després passa a pertànyer als descendents de Don Blasco, i l'Orde del Temple el compra a Guillem d'Anglesola el 27 de març de 1303, per la suma de 500.000 sous. La Torre va pertànyer a l'Orde de Montesa, hereva de l'Orde del Temple des de 1319, i el 10 d'abril de l'any 1550 el Comendador de Culla, Frey Enrique de Bañuelos, l'estableix enfiteuticamente al seu germà Mossèn Onofre de Bañuelos, reservant en conseqüència el domini directe per a l'Ordre a canvi d'un cens anual de dues gallines per Nadal. Cabrevadas les masies i les seves torres en els anys 1587, 1599, 1607, 1620, 1655 i 1668, amb reconeixement i actualització de censos, Delmos i primícies, passa a formar part, el seu domini útil, a la família Vallès, mitjançant el matrimoni de Jaume Vallès amb Vicenta Pallarés, a la qual havia arribat dels ciutadans Nofre Miquel Pallarés i Pedro Onofre Pallarés, avi i pare respectius, d'acord amb les capitulacions matrimonials signades el 10 agost 1677 davant de Jaume Cases, notari de Castelló. Posteriorment, segons el testament atorgat pel notari de Castelló Francisco Pérez el 21 d'agost de 1752, els germans Flora i José Vallés, van vincular la finca al major de la família, passant d'aquesta manera el 1772 al seu nebot Faust Vallès i Vega. El 1 novembre 1866 Arturo Vallés i Més, nét de Faust, redimir per una quantitat de 250 rals de billó, el cens emfitèutic que gravava encara sobre l'explotació des de l'any 1550, rescatant així el domini directe i convertint-se, com a posseïdor de els dos dominis, en propietari de la mateixa. Don Arturo Vallès va ser nomenat per Reial Ordre de 6 de febrer de 1864, baró de la Pobla Tornesa i de la Serra d'en Galceran. Per decret del Govern Civil de Castelló de 23 gener 1877 és concedida al baró de la Pobla Tornesa la qualificació de Colònia Agrícola per la seva finca de la Torre Matella "gaudint amb això de tots els avantatges que conté la Llei de Colònies Agrícoles de 3 de juny de 1868 ", legislació aprovada durant el regnat d'Isabel II amb l'objectiu de crear incentius per a la inversió en el desenvolupament de les riqueses agrícoles i ramaderes del camp espanyol. El 1872, les masies de la finca van ser abandonades amb motiu de les guerres carlines, però a partir de 1876 es van construir noves masies, la nova residència del baró, un palau neogòtic i una església. Tanmateix l'antiga torre defensiva va ser respectada. La Torre Matella es troba localitzada a la partida del seu mateix nom, a una distància de 19 km de la població de Culla. La finca tenia una extensió de 439 hectàrees al segle XIX, dedicades tant al cultiu com a la ramaderia, on es trobaven dues masies, construccions que donaven aixopluc el 1916 a seixanta-vuit persones. La torre que dóna nom a la masia, respon a la tipologia habitual de torre defensiva de la zona: planta quadrada, construïda amb maçoneria i sillarejo, coberta inclinada i emmerletada. La seva planta superior sembla haver estat reutilitzada com colomar. La primitiva torre es troba en l'actualitat entre el conjunt d'edificis aixecats a finals del s. XIX, protegits per una tanca emmerletada, que constitueixen la residència del baró, en estil neogòtic. Entre aquells destaquen altres noves torres, aquestes ja desproveïdes de funció defensiva. Es troba en bon estat de conservació. (C. Pérez-Olagüe)
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La torre se encontraba bajo el dominio del castillo de Culla, que comprendía una buena parte del norte de la provincia de Castellón. Contenía los siguientes pueblos o fortalezas: Culla, capital de distrito; Adzaneta, Benafigos, Benasal, Boy, Corbó, Castellar, Molinell, Torre En Besora, Villar de Canes, Villafranca del Cid y Vistabella. El castillo, con sus pertenencias, fue donado jure hereditario a la Orden del Temple por el rey Don Pedro el Católico, estando en Lérida a 22 de mayo de 1213. No hay rastro en la Crónica Real para conjeturar el tiempo en que éste se entregó al rey o fue conquistado, aunque se supone durante el año 1234. Después del acuerdo sobre el señorío de Morella, hecho en Montalbán el 11 de mayo de 1235, entre su conquistador, Blasco de Alagón y Don Jaime, éste le dona jure hereditario los importantes castillos y pertenencias de Culla y Cuevas de Vinromá. A la muerte de Don Blasco, que había ocurrido probablemente a manos de mesnaderos reales, pues se encontraba en pugna con el monarca, el castillo de Culla pasa a su hija Constanza y a sus nietos Artal y Blasco. Después pasa a pertenecer a los descendientes de Don Blasco, y la Orden del Temple lo compra a Guillem de Anglesola el 27 de marzo de 1303, por la suma de 500.000 sueldos. La Torre perteneció a la Orden de Montesa, heredera de la Orden del Temple desde 1319, y el 10 de abril del año 1550 el Comendador de Culla, Frey Enrique de Bañuelos, la establece enfiteuticamente a su hermano Mosén Onofre de Bañuelos, reservando en consecuencia el dominio directo para la Orden a cambio de un censo anual de dos gallinas por Navidad. Cabrevadas las masías y sus torres en los años 1587, 1599, 1607, 1620, 1655 y 1668, con reconocimiento y actualización de censos, delmos y primicias, pasa a formar parte, su dominio útil, a la familia Vallés, mediante el matrimonio de Jaime Vallés con Vicenta Pallarés, a la que había llegado de los ciudadanos Nofre Miquel Pallarés y Pedro Onofre Pallarés, abuelo y padre respectivos, de acuerdo con las capitulaciones matrimoniales firmadas el 10 de agosto de 1677 delante de Jaime Cases, notario de Castellón. Posteriormente, según el testamento otorgado por el notario de Castellón Francisco Pérez el 21 de agosto de 1752, los hermanos Flora y José Vallés, vincularon la finca al mayor de la familia, pasando de esta manera el 1772 a su sobrino Fausto Vallés y Vega. El uno de noviembre de 1866 Arturo Vallés y Más, nieto de Fausto, redimió por una cantidad de 250 reales de vellón, el censo enfiteútico que gravaba todavía sobre la explotación desde el año 1550, rescatando así el dominio directo y convirtiéndose, como poseedor de los dos dominios, en propietario de la misma. Don Arturo Vallés fue nombrado por Real Orden de 6 de febrero de 1864, barón de la Puebla Tornesa y de la Sierra de En Galcerán. Por decreto del Gobierno Civil de Castellón de 23 de enero de 1877 es concedida al barón de Puebla Tornesa la calificación de Colonia Agrícola para su finca de la Torre Matella "gozando con ello de todas las ventajas contenidas en la Ley de Colonias Agrícolas de 3 de junio de 1868", legislación aprobada durante el reinado de Isabel II con el objetivo de crear incentivos para la inversión en el desarrollo de las riquezas agrícolas y ganaderas del campo español. En 1872, las masías de la finca fueron abandonadas con motivo de las guerras carlistas, pero a partir de 1876 se construyeron nuevas masías, la nueva residencia del barón, un palacio neogótico y una iglesia. No obstante la antigua torre defensiva fue respetada. La Torre Matella se encuentra localizada en la partida de su mismo nombre, a una distancia de 19 Km de la población de Culla. La finca contaba con una extensión de 439 Hectáreas en el siglo XIX, dedicadas tanto al cultivo como a la ganadería, donde se encontraban dos masías, construcciones que daban cobijo en 1916 a sesenta y ocho personas. La torre que da nombre a la masía, responde a la tipología habitual de torre defensiva de la zona: planta cuadrada, construida con mampostería y sillarejo, cubierta inclinada y almenada. Su planta superior parece haber sido reutilizada como palomar. La primitiva torre se encuentra en la actualidad entre el conjunto de edificios levantados a fines del s. XIX, protegidos por una cerca almenada, que constituyen la residencia del barón, en estilo neogótico. Entre aquellos destacan otras nuevas torres, éstas ya desprovistas de función defensiva. Se encuentra en buen estado de conservación. (C. Pérez-Olagüe)
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