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Boarding NokScoot flight XW181 from Táiwān Táoyuán International Airport (臺灣桃園國際機場) to Don Mueang International Airport (ท่าอากาศยานดอนเมือง)
During the last Street Hunt I found myself walking outside of one of Rethymno's coffee shops. I had noticed that there was a lonely man in the shop, drinking a coffee by the window. So, I thought that it would be a good idea to walk up to him and take his portrait through the glass. It only lasted a few seconds. As you can see there is quite a bit of reflection but I really enjoyed making this photograph. It was a cold blooded shot! Snap!
If you want to see how I took the photo, you can view the relevant clip on the official Street Hunters YouTube Channel at youtu.be/39xfudAWxMw?t=9m20s
Modern office building glass windows with city reflections, and a beautiful Denver, Colorado blue sky.
Wow, had problems uploading my photos to Flickr this evening! I took this photo just over two years ago, in the Butterfly House in the old Conservatory at the Calgary Zoo. I don't usually see this species, so wanted to post it for my Zoo Set. Isn't it a gorgeous shade of blue?
I am completely (and I mean completely, lol) exhausted after a botanizing trip from 7:00 a.m. this morning till getting home about 6:15 p.m. just a short while ago. This was a repeat trip of a hike we did a year ao, right on the edge of the eastern Rocky Mountains, right where Kananaskis begins on Highway 40. Climbing up hills and down, up and down. My toes are now the most painful part of my body, from hiking downhill so much. The main purpose of the trip was to see Balsamroot plants high on a hillside. This is the most northerly reported location for this species. And we saw a Morel mushroom, which made my day - possibly a False Morel? Weather was beautiful - rain in the forecast for the next few days. Thanks, David, for another great outing to this area - and thanks so much for the ride there and back! Job very well done!! I have to add that I'm sure I any calories I lost on the hike were surely put back on when I had a delicious Chocolate Malt when we stopped in Longview on the way home. Thanks (?), Sandy, for telling me how good they are and leading me into temptation, ha!
Janela manuelina em cantaria de granito, integrada numa casa do núcleo histórico de Linhares da Beira (Celorico da Beira), uma das “Aldeias Históricas de Portugal”. O enquadramento, datável do início do séc. XVI, revela a linguagem do manuelino tardogótico: molduras recortadas e ondulantes, colunelos adossados com bases e capitéis trabalhados e remates superiores em forma de pináculos/folhagem, elementos que, além de estruturais, funcionavam como marca de prestígio num contexto urbano ligado a rotas serranas e ao poder local. A escolha do granito, abundante na região, impôs uma escultura de relevo contido, mas durável, hoje com pátina, fissuras e sinais de erosão. A caixilharia pintada e o envidraçado correspondem a adaptações modernas para conforto térmico e proteção, mantendo-se, porém, a leitura do vão original sob a cornija de telha cerâmica tradicional.
A Manueline-style window made of granite masonry, set in a house in the historic center of Linhares da Beira (Celorico da Beira), one of the “Historic Villages of Portugal.” The frame, dating from the early 16th century, reflects the late Gothic Manueline style: scalloped and undulating moldings, attached pilasters with carved bases and capitals, and upper finials in the form of pinnacles or foliage—elements that, in addition to their structural function, served as symbols of prestige in an urban context linked to mountain routes and local power. The choice of granite, abundant in the region, necessitated a sculpture with restrained relief yet durable in nature; today, it bears a patina, fissures, and signs of erosion. The painted window frames and glazing are modern adaptations for thermal comfort and protection, while still preserving the appearance of the original opening beneath the traditional ceramic tile cornice.
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Strobist: SB25 1/1 bare high on stand about 10ft way Manual CTR301 triggered camera left
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A romantic evening at home - Turn down the lights and view the beautiful full moon rising whilst you wine and dine and spend a romantic night in your own home.
Open up your house that has no views by placing a window view on your wall.
Adding a window framed image to your wall can create a sense of depth, interest, light and openness to a room, especially a room where there are not many ..... or no windows.
Enjoy the moon by night in your office or living room.
This moon image is also available without the window frame and titled: Moon over Sunset Clouds
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It snowed for the first time this winter in the Boston suburbs today. This photo is to celebrate! I used Orton on the curtains and window only and sharpened the trees a bit.
This image is part of my Personal Photography Project at Staffordshire University towards my exhibition. The idea behind the project is a voyeuristic idea of looking in on people and their daily lives. Though they may look natural all the scenes are staged.
I'd very much appreciate your thoughts and opinions on this image.
Taken with a Canon 70D by Hannah Smith.
Cienfuegos, Cuba.
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A portion of window frame to the Hope Community center building, a progressive and once thiving force in the Spanish Harlem community.
New York City apartment window porch winter snow blizzard photo taken early morning in midtown Manhattan.
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New York City
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Passing Nottingham’s Ye Olde Salutation Inn I saw four people standing outside the rear entrance and couldn’t resist the opportunity to go and ask if one or all would be willing to be photographed for my stranger project. All four agreed so I decided I needed to photograph each one of them against a different backdrop.
I photographed Rae against a black framed window of the pub and after a slightly nervous start, and loud comments from her three companions about her never smiling in photographs we soon had her relaxed and proving the lie to their observations. I thought the black paintwork made for a dark neutral background that would really make the bright colours of her clothing and hair standout.
Rae (Ear spelt backwards as she quickly pointed out), is the Sal’s bar supervisor, a position she’s held for the last 2 ½ years and she’s loved every minute of it, meeting new people being one of the highlights of the job.
I asked Rae what she liked to do in her spare time and she quickly said drink! She then added that she also enjoyed going to carboot sales in search of old fashioned items. Rae also told me that she collects model dinosaurs and pots of slime.
Who was Rae’s first star crush? Ewan McGregor in the role of Mark Renton in the film Trainspotting, because he looked sketchy.
What item can’t Rae live without? She glanced at the Sal’s owner Jay (who’ll appear as stranger 160) and said Jay’s beard, going over and giving it a loving tug, which had everyone rolling with laughter.
I then asked what piece of advice Rae would give her younger-self and she said, ‘don’t try and roll a fag whilst holding a rubber snake’, something she’d been trying to do while I photographed previous stranger Nikki.
Thank-you for agreeing to be part of my stranger project Rae, and I hope you like your portrait.
This picture is #158 in the 100 Strangers project, yes, I’m doing a second 100. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
This is my 129th submission to the Human Family Group. To view more street portraits and stories visit www.flickr.com/groups/thehumanfamily/</a
Ruins on the Matz property near Indian Lake County Park.
(Please take note this area is not open to the general public, I was granted permission to document with photographs.)
Black & white rendition of an old end of terrace sandstone house in Greencroft Wynd, Annan, Scotland
A boot shop sign and a new cctv camera over the corner of a shoe shop at the junction of the High Street and St. Peter's Street in Winchester.
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This next one I saw these two walking up to the window and my photography senses started to tingle, but I had my 14-24 wide angle lens on and didn’t want to run up about 3 feet behind these ladies to get the shot; so I dropped my bag on the floor and rushed to switch out my lens, fired off two shots as fast as I could while still kneeling, then they walked away. This scene had massive amounts of dynamic range so I had to do a lot of work in Photoshop after trying to compress that range. I ended up trying black and white which helped the grain take on a more film-like look.
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