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Main photo 'Last Train to Clarksdale, Plate 2' by Thomas Hawk
Above 'Montparnasse's ghost, Paris' by Patrick CANHAN
Above, Photo by Barry Knight
Above, 'escalate' by snappedreality
Above, 'Rolling through the Airport' by João Bambu
Above, Photo by NilsPix
Above, 'München' by tobiwahn
Above, 'Stationary Movement' by Noe Todorovich
Above, 'dp0q_160529_B' by clavius_tma-1
Title photo by Jason Young
Photo by See-ming Lee
Photo by Lawson Lu
Photo by Andy Brandl
Photo by H_H_Photography
Photo by Graeme Nicol
Photo by Alain Rumpf
Photo by DanteAC
Photo by Bob Jiang
Photo by steven.lou
Photo by Bob Jiang
Photo by Bob Jiang
Photo by Hans Georg Fischer
Photo by Alex
Photo by Tim Sabiroff
edit forgot to add the last two images
Title photo 'Car park levels' by deebeeandswivel :D
East Kilbride's Olympia Car Park. I am adding this to my 7 Days Group for Modern Monday. Multicoloured multi storey car park.
'Downside looking up' by Brian Wolfe
....I walked around Kalamazoo for a while on Sunday and I got some really interesting stuff (this one particularly) it's underneath a parking structure (what's it called in Europe? a Car Park?) looking upwards.....
'Car-Park Study' by Stephen Bryan
'Brighten the corners' byRob Oo
Underground parking in Pisa
'stairwell' by Paul Wright
random car park in london
'Charles Street Car Park 'The Cheese Grater'' by Jude Hall
Sheffield by Allies and Morrison
'spiral to heaven' by Carsten Heyer
today I finally visited my favorite car park with the 10mm lens
'airport parking' by kjtfoto
'ein bild von mir ich mag es sehr..gedruckt' by Hildegard Spickenbaum
und verkauft...ich sollte es rür mich nochmal drucken lassen
Canon EOS 6D
EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM
ƒ/7.1
16.0 mm
.1/100
1600
Blitz (aus, nicht ausgelöst)
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'A picture of me I like it very much .. printed' by Hildegard Spickenbaum
and sold ... I should have it printed for me again
via Google Translator
'Arcade Building with Street Light, 137 Yonge Street, Toronto' by Tony Lea
Each of the mullions on the building has a strip of neon lighting that changes colour in coordination with the others. I tried to get all three colours at their best.
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A bit of context....
I saw [3] while scrolling through flickr, and thought it looked like the scene in Alien when they explore the crashed ship and see the Space Jockeys....
I then got thinking about the rest of the film and whether there are other photos that have the 'Alien' aesthetic, and could they recall some of the key scenes and overall claustrophobia?
I've no idea if I've succeeded or not, but hopefully you'll enjoy the montage
Title photo '16249' by Li Shen
[1] 'Parallel Planes' by Fred Adams LRPS
[2] 'straight up' by Tony Macrellis
[3] 'Bibliotheek Neude-Utrecht' by Henny Vogelaar
[4] 'fields of lava 10782' by s.alt
[5] 'Puffball spores' by Paul Mckenzie8
[6] 'Spider Web' by Mike Day
[7] 'Sci-fi-ish (199/365 Y2)' by Samuel Bavido
[8] 'The First Cut' by Fred Adams LRPS
[9] 'Alien Radiator' by Andy Freer
[10] '11141' by Li Shen
[11] 'Alien' by Giles McGarry
[12] 'Lingotto' by Paolo Benegiamo
[13] '_SDI9187' by yuu sakai
'Port Mann Cable-Stayed Bridge - Night Glow' by Peterson Ph♡tography
British Columbia, Canada
The Port Mann Bridge is a 10-lane cable-stayed bridge that opened to traffic in 2012. It is currently the second longest cable-stayed bridge in North America and was the widest bridge in the world until the opening of the new Bay Bridge in California.
The new bridge replaced a steel arch bridge that spanned the Fraser River, connecting Coquitlam to Surrey in British Columbia near Vancouver.
The new bridge is 2.02 kilometres (1.26 mi) long, 65 metres (213 ft) wide carrying 10 lanes, and has a 42 metres (138 ft) clearance above the river's high water level (the same length and clearance as the old bridge).
The towers are approximately 75 metres (246 ft) tall above deck level, with the total height approximately 163 metres (535 ft) from top of footing. The main span (between the towers) is 470 metres (1,540 ft) long, the second longest cable-stayed span in the western hemisphere.
The main bridge (between the end of the cables) has a length of 850 metres (2,790 ft) with two towers and 288 cables. In addition to the 10 traffic lanes, the new bridge was built to accommodate the future installation of a light rapid transit line underneath the main deck.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Mann_Bridge</a
'Amazing robotic library, UBC, Vancouver' by Michael Abbott
The amazing robotic library at UBC, on display through special windows. The command bridge is the balcony visible at the back, from which the librarians can request the box containing your book.
'Under Lions Gate' by Jason Gallant
I went for a rollerblade around the seawall in Stanley Park and took a few pics of Lions Gate Bridge from below. I like it in B&W as it really seemed to bring out the pattern on the bottom of the bridge!
....Edit - I cropped off the bottom as I felt that it took away from the pattern of the bridge.
Title Photo 'wild ride' by Blende57
The humble escalator is not just a practical way to traverse inclines quickly, it can also be an interesting subject for photographers.
Whether it is the sleek, neon blur of modern designs, or the grungy texture of the older versions, there's an escalator for everyone.
A long exposure, and the advantage of clean industrial lines can produce a quality image out of a very everyday object....
Photo by Dennis Gerbeckx
'escalator' by dr.pacemaker
'Escalators' by Zwergie - Cu on Ipernity
'Underground Napoli' by Dirk-jan Davids Blumink
'flash' by Cristóbal Emilio Márquez Martínez
'Wonder Room' by Jon Chiang (I posted this one the other day, but had to include it as it's really excellent photo)
'I Will Never Be the Same Again' by Thomas Hawk
'Umeda Sky Building' by Jacelyn See
'Escalator Insanity' by Nancy Van De Laarschot
'Time Flies' by marco ferrarin
365 days went by so quickly.
Wish you the best for the next 365 days!
Fukagawa Fudo-do temple in downtown Tokyo, Japan.
Taken with Olympus E-M5 and M.Zuiko Digital ED 12mm F2.0
'Casino roof leave [sic]
2016/02, Singapore' by Luca Guizzardi
edit- added [sic] for clarity (not my crappy spelling!)
Back again with a few more CRT shots. Majority done in green by request!
