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A local fashion designer showcase, in Reykjavik shoping district. West Iceland.
Dedicated to my friend Mikael Leth www.flickr.com/photos/mikael_leth/
Taken at Little Falls Dam, WA
The salmon came up to the river in full force up to the time . . . when the Washington Water Power Company built Little Falls Dam. . . When Little Falls Dam went in, it stopped the salmon from migrating up river when it was finished in 1911. The salmon carried on for quite a few years after that below the dam . . . until Grand Coulee went in and that was the end of it.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Little Falls is situated in a remote setting with minimal residential development. Excellent views of the Little Falls spillway can be obtained from two bridges just south of the dam. Bald eagles and osprey can be seen along the five mile stretch of river between Little Falls and Avista's Long Lake development.
They pulled down the old Stanmore cinema and this is what was revealed for a brief time - before townhouses went up.
Stained glass window "To the glory of God and in loving memory of Bessie Friedrica eldest and only surviving daughter of Oliver Churchwarden Vicar of this parish Elizabeth his wife her parents and friends dedicate this window.
St Mary the Virgin's Church
Old town
The ancient parish church has 12th-century origins and was complete by 1500. R.C. Carpenter's restoration of 1851 changed little of the exterior appearance: a wide stone and flint building with a tall, square, castellated west tower of sandstone. The four-bay arcades with alternating pier designs are early 13th-century. Some Norman work also survives inside.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listed_buildings_in_Eastbourne
The East window shows the Annunciation, Crucifixion and the Adoration of the Magi by Charles Eustace Moore (1880-1956), dating from 1929. The orginal window opening is 14th century.
Detail: The Last Supper.
"A. M. D. G.
And in grateful memory of William Champion Streatfield M.A. Vicar of this Parish 1911-1929. Prebendary of Chichester Cathedral. Bishop of Lewes 1929. R.I.P."
Treschwig @ Aldine-Westfield, Spring, Texas
There are two houses and several barns/stables/sheds on the property, some tied to the houses. Walls are collapsing, leaning in different axes, decaying. There had been multiple additions to the larger house, and most were made retaining the existing windows and doors, so there are windows between rooms, sometimes covered, sometimes not. The floors tilt and rot. There is something other-worldly about the house, light in unexpected places, and bright colors, and shadows, lots of shadows.
An overcast spring morning with great even light coming through a north facing window cast some interesting shadows on this girls head and chest.
I need to do set with spidermen. )) You maybe think that I'm fan of the comic book hero but I'm not. ))
Window in the church of Lady St Mary, Wareham, Dorset , on the theme of Motherhood and dedicated in 2000 to the memory of Patricia Barnes, who died on June 20th 1998. Signed glass by John and Laura Gilroy.
I took these on the way to work over the last couple of weeks a little insight into other peoples' lives.
I have been thinking recently about doing a project based on Cambridge but not the boring and over photographed 'Kings College by night/day/dusk/dawn" (you get the idea!) More inspired by photos like this, shop windows, and normal Cambridge life. Because, believe it or not; people live in Cambridge who have nothing to do with the University! I have already photographed Fitzbillies and the robe shop.
This also stems from the black and white architectural shoot I did which was specifically commissioned not to include cheesy 'Cambridge' shots:
carolinehancox.blogspot.com/2009/11/black-and-white-cambr...
and also this project:
which I am going to be representing Cambridgeshire.
I'll post more as this project develops
Warp reflex on a pink wall.
Icelanders usually have brightfully coloured houses (sometimes gaudy) with beautiful windows.
Pictured in Reykjavik, West Iceland.
This was a very painful but fun picture taking day. Got my legs a little scraped up. :/ Getting out of my room through the window was harder than i thought. lol
2 mas in the comments.
Had a night out on the town and we got back to the hotel room late at night. She proceeded to strip down and walk over to the window and bent over the couch. Who was I to say no to that? There were several office buildings across the way and anyone who was working very late on that Friday night might have had a nice show. She enjoyed the idea that she might be seen.