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A quick snap of downtown Columbus... there was a quick impromptu Flickr meet up, I took only five photos, this was the only one I was somewhat okay with... If I wouldn't have rushed it I would have walked down further and gotten a better angle, oh well... next time. I think this photo is best viewed large.
I haven't shot that much for just recreationally as I've been busy with other stuff in life and shooting for a couple of weddings, and other client projects. I need to get out more and just shoot for the fun of it.
NOTE: This photo made it into Flickr's 'Explore" as one of the top five hundred most interesting photos on a particular day. You can see all of my photo's that have made it into the Flickr Explore pages here.
That building you see there is the Viceroy Hotel and Spa Miami but it is known by the name of "W Miami" I do not know why.
W Miami, formerly Viceroy Miami, is a luxury hotel located in Brickell, Miami and part of the three-tower mixed-use Icon Brickell complex. The hotel, located at 485 Brickell Avenue, opened in 2009 and contains several restaurants, pools, and lounges.
Qatari hospitality investment firm Al Rayyan Tourism Investment Company (ARTIC), wholly owned subsidiary of Al Faisal Holding, acquired the Viceroy Miami hotel in June 2016 for $ 64.5 million. Following the sale, the hotel was rebranded to Starwood Hotels and Resort Worldwide's W Miami.
The hotel opened in 2009 and was designed by Arquitectonica, Miami-based international architecture, interior design, and urban planning company. In 2011, the Viceroy was bought by Pebblebrook Hotel Trust for $ 36.5 million.
W Miami is one of three towers in the Icon Brickell project. The 10 acre development is located on the waterfront property in the Brickell neighborhood of Greater Downtown Miami. Located in Tower 3, W Miami, consists of 148 rooms and suites, 5 commercial units, and 38 condominium units in the 50-story building.
W Miami is best known for its rooftop cocktail lounge on the 50th floor, the signature W Living Room on the hotel's 15th floor, and Florida's largest infinity pool also located on the rooftop.
"(I use here the Fisheye Converter VCL-ECF1)"
Downtown Manhattan - I know it's cliche, but I don't see many/if any NYC skyline photos with this perspective. For this shot I applied a B&W Kodak film filter to give it an old-world feel. I am not sure why but every time I look at the NYC skyline, I get a sense of nostalgia..
This is People’s Bank HQ in Downtown Bridgeport. I always wanted to shoot this in long exposure and finally found the perfect day in the way the clouds were moving. View it in lightbox
Canon 16-35mm
Only processing was an S curve added in CS4 to give that extra pop.
I thought it was the perfect day choosing a Sunday and no crowds of people until I had a run in with a Security Guard from People’s. He told me I cannot take a photo of the building or where I was standing at the curb on the sidewalk I wasn't allowed to shoot. I inform him of my rights and that he is wrong. He said the President of the bank doesn’t want anyone taking pictures of the bank. He continued to argue with me that I’m wrong and since 9/11 you can’t take photos without permission. I told him, I’m not moving and to call Bridgeport PD. The Police never showed up. I’m involved in Law Enforcement and know the rights of a photographer. If I was shooting on their property they have the right to tell me not to shoot there, but on the sidewalk you have that right and if the building is not copyrighted you have that right. He also told me I couldn’t shoot the Barnum Museum as well, since that is part of the Banks Property. Again, he was wrong in that as well.
Here is a link to your rights as a Photographer in the U.S. www.krages.com/phoright.htm.
In Los Angeles for Christmas at my sister's, I managed to get out one night for photos. I headed downtown to the 4th street bridge for this classic LA scene. This shot is so popular there are holes worn into the sidewalk from the positioning of tripod legs. Sunday night before Christmas and there are two other photographers besides me hanging out on this overpass. That's a bit nuts.
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The downtown Columbia Missouri skyline during sunset by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera with a Canon EF11-24mm f/4L USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/13 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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Mosaic Dallas (formerly the Fidelity Union Life Insurance Building) rises above an adjacent parking garage in Downtown Dallas.
My take on one of the most popular places to photograph in downtown LA, this is a re-edit of my previous shot.
One thing in particular I did with this is that when I scaled it down for web usage I used 2 different scale methods in PS, one of them preserved the stars alot better but made the buildings look really bad. and the other did the opposite so I blended them togeather.
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. . from the Rickenbacker Causeway.
As I said on an earlier post, I did manage to get time off one morning, picked up a rental at 7am, and went exploring. As I was coming back from Key Biscayne this marvellous vista of downtown Miami opened up in front of me. The exif shows the pic was taken at 8:20pm, but that of course was Bangkok time in the camera . . it was actually taken at 9:20am, Florida time.
This one is worth viewing large.
Minneapolis downtown at night - taken from the 35th floor party room of the Marquette Place Apartment building - south end of the city looking north. We have been having some unseasonably warm January weather in Minnesota but it's still nice and frigid 35 stories up :O
Street lamp on the esplanade, downtown toronto, at 4.30pm on wednesday. One more week will bring us to the shortest day and the days will start to get longer. Winter seems far less daunting when you think on that fact !
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A couple of my dolls were the center of attention for an outdoor shoot downtown today. Can't wait to show you the result of the "pro" photographer's pics, in the meantime you'll have to do with this preview.
Downtown Manhattan skyline at sunset over Hudson River in New York City
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Once a mill town, now a distant memory. Time has led this area to become mainly urban residential. The waters here used to generate power to a number of large mills. On this quiet February afternoon, the Winnipesaukee River flows through downtown Laconia without much fanfare. The endless flow of water reminds us that time does not stand still.