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PhotoEra - One photo per day
- Thread starter fluffydelusions
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It's been difficult to find time to take (or post) photos since I'm neck deep in finals atm. Here's one from a week or so ago.
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Some photos of abandoned stuff:
Abandoned cargo railway station in the middle of living apartments of Moscow. When the Soviets started building new factories, they usually ended up outside of the city. But as Moscow grew in size, architects were forced to build new parts of the city around those factories, which led to strange results, like railways leading to those factories ended up being right next to normal living buildings or cargo stations sitting between the roads.
Railway guard house. Those usually appeared in intersections between normal roads and railways. Even though this railway was abandoned, guard house is still renovated and looks relatively in one piece.
Soviet Jewelry Factory. With each year Moscow loses a lot of those soviet era building, turning them into horrible faceless abominations of glass, steel and plastic.
Abandoned cargo railway station in the middle of living apartments of Moscow. When the Soviets started building new factories, they usually ended up outside of the city. But as Moscow grew in size, architects were forced to build new parts of the city around those factories, which led to strange results, like railways leading to those factories ended up being right next to normal living buildings or cargo stations sitting between the roads.
Railway guard house. Those usually appeared in intersections between normal roads and railways. Even though this railway was abandoned, guard house is still renovated and looks relatively in one piece.
Soviet Jewelry Factory. With each year Moscow loses a lot of those soviet era building, turning them into horrible faceless abominations of glass, steel and plastic.
Posting an older one I took at this year's E3. Really awesome official Aloy cosplay.
_dsc6041_35354526695_o by zefah85, on Flickr
_dsc6041_35354526695_o by zefah85, on Flickr
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After a long polar night without sun, the year's first rays of sunshine hit the top of the Helvetia mountain in the Advent Valley outside of Longyearbyen, Svalbard
First Light by vetmal, on Flickr
First Light by vetmal, on Flickr
Three photos from me:
Despite being very much in the center of the city, this place, in backyard of two factories, somehow ended up without any major buildings, must be due to proximity to the railway. As a result you can see Kutuzovskiy Prospect and some parts of the city from the unusual perspective.
Despite being very much in the center of the city, this place, in backyard of two factories, somehow ended up without any major buildings, must be due to proximity to the railway. As a result you can see Kutuzovskiy Prospect and some parts of the city from the unusual perspective.
Riga, Latvia
That's some cool building colors if it's not because of PP.
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The Tokyo skyline pic is great. And ramen.....yum.
I was working late nights last week. We had a crazy deadline for our Xmas installation, and everything that could go wrong, went wrong. Many of the 500 LED lights needed to be manual soldered, numbered and coordinated, and it was pouring rain. The control center under the installation, which has over 500 wires coming out of it, was leaking, and melting wires. By 5am, everyone was losing it.
I took this pic at that time in complete frustration. I didn't think we were going to make it for the grand reveal the next day. Luckily, somehow, it all came together in the end (thanks to the rain finally letting up).
despair by Andrew Rochfort, on Flickr
I was working late nights last week. We had a crazy deadline for our Xmas installation, and everything that could go wrong, went wrong. Many of the 500 LED lights needed to be manual soldered, numbered and coordinated, and it was pouring rain. The control center under the installation, which has over 500 wires coming out of it, was leaking, and melting wires. By 5am, everyone was losing it.
I took this pic at that time in complete frustration. I didn't think we were going to make it for the grand reveal the next day. Luckily, somehow, it all came together in the end (thanks to the rain finally letting up).
despair by Andrew Rochfort, on Flickr
The Tokyo skyline pic is great. And ramen.....yum.
I was working late nights last week. We had a crazy deadline for our Xmas installation, and everything that could go wrong, went wrong. Many of the 500 LED lights needed to be manual soldered, numbered and coordinated, and it was pouring rain. The control center under the installation, which has over 500 wires coming out of it, was leaking, and melting wires. By 5am, everyone was losing it.
I took this pic at that time in complete frustration. I didn't think we were going to make it for the grand reveal the next day. Luckily, somehow, it all came together in the end (thanks to the rain finally letting up).
Nice image, love the contrasting elements.
Here's a fairly recent one from my visit to San Fran, taken from the hotel room balcony.
River of Lights by Matt Turner, on Flickr
I'm formally requesting that all good photographers leave this thread so I don't have to feel bad about my photos.
:P
Some photos of abandoned stuff:
Abandoned cargo railway station in the middle of living apartments of Moscow. When the Soviets started building new factories, they usually ended up outside of the city. But as Moscow grew in size, architects were forced to build new parts of the city around those factories, which led to strange results, like railways leading to those factories ended up being right next to normal living buildings or cargo stations sitting between the roads.
Railway guard house. Those usually appeared in intersections between normal roads and railways. Even though this railway was abandoned, guard house is still renovated and looks relatively in one piece.
Soviet Jewelry Factory. With each year Moscow loses a lot of those soviet era building, turning them into horrible faceless abominations of glass, steel and plastic.
Sorry to bring this up again, you didn't get my hint, not trying to be a dick, but this is a thread for "one photo per day"
If you have more, there is a thread for that
https://www.resetera.com/threads/photography-era-ot.424/page-6
Not trying to be a dick, but should have pointed me towards this thread back in your first post.=)
Oh, and thank you.
A helicopter from the Governor on Svalbard (Sysselmannen) partakes in a search and rescue training scenario outside of Longyearbyen, Svalbard.
Search and Rescue by vetmal, on Flickr
Search and Rescue by vetmal, on Flickr
Shanghai HDR
Thanks, SuperFinal. Lovely light streams in your pic.Nice image, love the contrasting elements.
Here's a fairly recent one from my visit to San Fran, taken from the hotel room balcony.
Are you in Shanghai or were you just visiting? Just curious as I'm a long time SH resident.
Speaking of Shanghai, here's a pic I took of the well-known spaghetti interchange (also known as the Nine Dragon Pillar) that runs over Yan An Rd.
overpassing 2 by Andrew Rochfort, on Flickr
Are you in Shanghai or were you just visiting? Just curious as I'm a long time SH resident.
Speaking of Shanghai, here's a pic I took of the well-known spaghetti interchange (also known as the Nine Dragon Pillar) that runs over Yan An Rd.
Seen tons of shots there, but you still managed to get a nice and original one. Congrats.
I live in Shanghai.
Cool, and thanks. It's nice to know there's another Shanghaier here on the forum.
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