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Mount Everest Base Camp to Tingri (Shegar), Tibet
www.google.ca/maps/dir/Tingri,+Xigaze,+Tibet,+China/Evere...
This was our lunch stop on my Mother's Day trip to Mt Hood.
Photo taken for Our Daily Challenge: Architecture. Applied PicMonkey's dusk effect.
See information sign and another view below.
experimenting for dailyshoot #ds345: "Make a photograph today where vertical elements or lines dominate the scene"
Perspective panorama of images from Apollo 16's panoramic camera (taken while the Command Module was in orbit about the Moon) showing all the craters you'd expect to see on the Moon.
The zig-zag shape is probably from a combination of the orbital motion and how the images were taken by the camera. A different panoramic style from the previous image.
Almost half of the rows stitched. It's been a fun project and I really appreciate the tutorial to give me the push I needed.
The base of an interior column in the Texas & Pacific railway station in Fort Worth. The new owners are turning most of the buildings into condos, and renting out this main lobby for weddings and such. I'm told the style is called 'Zigzag Moderne'.
a maybe for cwd653: Zig-Zag
This concrete sculpture called Sailing is designed by Þorkell Gunnar Guðmundsson and put up in honor of all sailors from Hafnarjörður, Iceland.
Sigling eftir Þorkel Gunnar Guðmundsson stendur við Íþróttahúsið við Strandgötu í Hafnarfirði.
Í tilefni af 1000 ára afmæli Íslandsbyggðar árið 1974 var efnt til samkeppni um útilistaverk og var Sigling sett upp af Sjómannadagsráði á sjómannadaginn 1974 til heiðurs hafnfirskri sjómannastétt
the striper brush I was using kinda crapped out on me after the first or second nail, but I think it looks okay.