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Le Bryant Park, d'une surface de 3,9 hectares, se trouve au cœur de l'arrondissement de Manhattan, dans le quartier de Midtown, le plus important quartier d'affaires de la ville de New York, aux États-Unis. Il s'agit d'un jardin à la française entouré de gratte-ciel. Sur le côté sud-est du parc se trouve la New York Public Library.
Le Bryant Park est de forme rectangulaire. Il occupe l'espace situé entre la 40e et la 42e rue, et entre la Cinquième et la Sixième Avenue. Il est entouré de hauts immeubles, parmi lesquels l'American Radiator Building et la nouvelle Bank of America Tower.
Il a été surnommé le « petit Luxembourg » à cause de ses chaises, ses tables (Fermob) et son carrousel rappelant le jardin du Luxembourg à Paris.
Un parc a ouvert en 1843 sous le nom de Reservoir Park, en référence au réservoir Croton qui se trouvait là.
En 1853, pour la première exposition universelle américaine, on y érigea un Crystal Palace inspiré de celui de Londres, qui fut détruit par un incendie cinq ans plus tard.
En 1878, une ligne de métro aérien, la IRT Sixth Avenue Line, fut construite sur le parc, elle y resta soixante ans.
Le parc prit son nom en 1884 en hommage au poète et journaliste William Cullen Bryant.
Dans les années 1899, le réservoir Croton fut démoli et remplacé par la bibliothèque publique de New York.
En 1912 fut construite la Josephine Shaw Lowell Memorial Fountain, conçue par Charles Adams Platt. C'était le premier mémorial public de la ville de New York consacré à une femme. Dans les années 1930, le jardin fut redessiné sous la direction de Robert Moses.
Il était un repaire de dealers quand la ville, en 1989, décida de le rénover. Le nouveau Bryant Park fut rouvert en 1992 et connut un succès instantané. Le parc devint un lieu de détente et de repos pour les New-Yorkais.
En 2002, le Bryant Park est devenu le premier wireless park de la ville de New York, permettant l'accès libre à Internet par Wi-Fi. Début avril 2006 eut lieu la réouverture des toilettes publiques du Bryant Park (bâtiment classé de plus de 95 ans), après des travaux ayant duré deux mois pour un montant de 200 000 $.
To me the benefits of electrification become questionable when it is abandoned half way.
810009 is heading away with the 3A16 11.49 St Pancras International to Etches Park as 222017 arrives at Leicester with the 1C50 12.35 Sheffield to St Pancras International
Asteptand transportul spre Austria. Vanduta la mana a 3-a lui Zeller Transporttehnik Steiermark.
Awaiting shipment to Austria. Sold 3rd hand to Zeller Transporttehnik Steiermark.
Episcopia Bihor, 03.09.2018
My ♱ Alfie is helping me with changing modems.
I was changing to wireless... sigh.... and he was reading the user manual for me.
But.... he used my phone for the internet..... some kind a help ;-)
Oh well I did manage.... finally... and.... we made it to Explore!!!
Highest position # 226 on Monday, January 2, 2012; thank you so much!
Unfortunately my lovely friend Alfie
has passed away ♱ on August 5th 2021
The texture I used is by: pareeerica: Fireflies. Thanks so much my dear Erica!
Details:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mk II
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM
Exposure: 3 exposures (-2,0,+2 EV)
Aperture: f/18
Focal Length: 16mm
ISO Speed: 100
Accessories: Manfrotto 190XB Tripod, Manfrotto 322RC2 Heavy Duty Grip Ball Head, Canon RC1 Wireless Remote
Date and Time: 20 January 2010 6.36am
Post Processing:
Imported into Lightroom
Exported 3 exposures to Photomatix
Tonemap generated HDR using detail enhancer option
Opened HDR in CS3
Contrast adjustment
Hue/Saturation layer
Unsharp mask filter
Imported into Lightroom
Cropped in Lightroom
Added keyword metadata
Exported as JPEG
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I went to this spot looking for something else but soon heard these. At least 3 males sighted. None of them posed as well as this bird and this is the best I have ever got of a male of these.
Must have been my day for black & white birds.
Some friends have an Apple computer and to me it looks like a work of art! The neat little wireless keyboard is beautiful. The keys are set in what looks like satinised stainless steel.
#43 Key(s) in 113 pictures in 2013
Highest position in Explore: 333 on Sunday, February 10, 2013
An old mand and his Westie trying to figure out this new fangle gadget they call the wireless radio.
vintage Norman Rockwell art style, Old Grandpa Listening In on the Wireless, west highland terrier puppy with ears up --ar 5:4 --s 500 --v 5.1 --relax
AI Engine: Midjourney AI additional post processing using Photoshop
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Yongnuo 560II in DIY beauty dish high camera left, sunlight from the right.
Yongnuo RF-602 wireless
Modern technology never fails to amaze me!
As I've uploaded today's toy project picture already yesterday for Macro Mondays, a bit of random stuff today.
As we go wireless, did you ever wonder what the effect would be on the birds who used the wires as perches? Well, here you go. Now you know.
I've been off-grid for a week, so have some catching up to do. If you took a picture you want me to see, and think I missed it, feel free to send me a note directing me to it. I'll be trying to catch up in the meantime.
Wireless / funk station.
Rickmer Rickmers is a fully-rigged steel hull, three-masted cargo ship built in 1896 and interestingly has a connection to my birthplace. Its maiden voyage in August 1896 was to sail to Hong Kong, linking two great harbours halfway across the world.
In 1930, two diesel engines were installed as sail boats became obsolete. In 1983, the ship was turned into a museum and is now permanently moored in Hamburg.
A transistor radio but it was always called the wireless. Found this one covered in dust in the garage.