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Al no salir elegida New York para albergar los Juegos Olimpicos de 2012 y desestimarse la construcción del West Side Stadium (Estadio Olimpico), la ciudad decidió reurbanizar el lugar, con el proyecto de este nuevo barrio de muy reciente creación, llamándolo Hudson Yard. Este es un proyecto de enormes proporciones, en el que algunos de sus edificios son los más altos de New York , como el "30 Hudson Yards" (También conocido como North Tower, en el centro de la foto) este es un rascacielos de oficinas de 387 metros de altura con una enorme terraza suspendida de auténtico vertigo (Aún no está en servicio) Este nuevo barrio dispone además de oficinas, también de zona residencial con escuelas, grandes superficies y zonas de ocio, tiendas y la enorme estación de Pensylvania bajo sus entrañas...Todo esto en el antiguo West Side Yards a orillas del rio Hudson.
Cámara Nikon D850 con lente 24-120 F4/G-VR editada con Camera Raw y Photoshop CC 2019
Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande.
I recommend see in larger, clicking double on the imagen.
Muchas gracias a todos por vuestra visita y apoyo.
Thanks so much everyone for your visit and support.
But shame on them for not replacing old glory! Outside Brookville,IL.,which like the flag,has seen better days...
Happy windmill Wednesday all!
Under a backdrop of grain elevators, an eastbound freight led by Milwaukee Road EMD SD40-2 No. 137 slowly works its way through Muskego Yard in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on December 6, 1986. A little over 11 months previous, Soo Line took over the Milwaukee Road, and its influence can already be seen in trailing SD39 No. 6240 and red and white cars on the caboose track.
I believe these are Brown-belted Bumblebees, that were doing a number on the flowers in our front yard.
I would be very interested to know if anyone can tell what’s going on with this buck. I’m pretty sure if I saw this picture I wouldn’t have a clue. Any guesses?
We are getting it again with another storm on the way for Sunday! I took this out my back door through the glass!
Getliffe's Yard, Leek, Staffordshire Moorlands.
A wonderful early 19th Century Yard turned into an amazing Shopping & Dining experience. Easy to walk past, but impossible to ignore once discovered. If Leek is the Queen of the Moorlands, Getliffes Yard is certainly the jewel in her crown.
68008 heading 6Z96 through Branston passing a southbound Voyager, providing a chance to phot the similarities between the front ends.
This area opposite Kilkenny Castle was the stable yard in years gone by. It's now a National Craft Gallery. Some fine walls & windows HWW & HBM!