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September
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Really like those. 
Georgina in Egypt
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Cycling home from yoga yesterday evening the silhouettes were amazing everywhere.
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The image isn't showing for me.Cycling home from yoga yesterday evening the silhouettes were amazing everywhere.
Georgina in Egypt
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I think it is a problem with TinyPic.com. I couldn't see my images on another website and checked TinyPic and couldn't see any of my images. And then they appeared again?The image isn't showing for me.
September
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The Symmetry of Brooklyn Bridge by Tom Cash, on Flickr
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- Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Seems to be fixed now. Very nice.
phil_hg_uk
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@September I really like your Flickr stream.
September
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Thank you! 
305 meters, 101 years by Tom Cash, on Flickr
On the left is the neo-Gothic style Woolworth Building which was completed in 1913.
On the right is the contemporary modern style Freedom Tower, AKA One World Trade Centre (1 WTC), which was completed 101 years later in 2014.
I took this photograph for two reasons: The first and most obvious reason is because of the juxtaposition between the two buildings in their style of architecture.
The second and more obscure reason is that this image almost doesn't look real despite there being virtually no editing.
I took this photograph on my telephoto from just outside the Brooklyn Bridge subway station in lower Manhattan and the perspective creates a very unusual picture for anyone that knows these two buildings.
For anyone that doesn't know or for anyone who hasn't seen these two buildings in real life; the Freedom Tower is 305 meters taller than the Woolworth building – over twice its height.
At 241 meters tall, the Woolworth Building was one of the original skyscrapers and is still one of the 20 tallest buildings in New York City. However, the recently completed 1 WTC is a staggering 546 meters tall and is the largest building in the Western Hemisphere.
305 meters, 101 years by Tom Cash, on Flickr
On the left is the neo-Gothic style Woolworth Building which was completed in 1913.
On the right is the contemporary modern style Freedom Tower, AKA One World Trade Centre (1 WTC), which was completed 101 years later in 2014.
I took this photograph for two reasons: The first and most obvious reason is because of the juxtaposition between the two buildings in their style of architecture.
The second and more obscure reason is that this image almost doesn't look real despite there being virtually no editing.
I took this photograph on my telephoto from just outside the Brooklyn Bridge subway station in lower Manhattan and the perspective creates a very unusual picture for anyone that knows these two buildings.
For anyone that doesn't know or for anyone who hasn't seen these two buildings in real life; the Freedom Tower is 305 meters taller than the Woolworth building – over twice its height.
At 241 meters tall, the Woolworth Building was one of the original skyscrapers and is still one of the 20 tallest buildings in New York City. However, the recently completed 1 WTC is a staggering 546 meters tall and is the largest building in the Western Hemisphere.
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
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- West Somerset
Toy Story fans, look away now.
See, my picture would have been titled, Squashed on the pillow.Located on the pillow where you're gently resting your tired eyes...
betty swollocks
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Someone determined to wear their new pink ensemble, even on a warm dry day:-
September
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- Wolverhampton
The Pigeon Man by Tom Cash, on Flickr
Dave 123
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- Cambridgeshire alps
Muscat bleu grape vine planted this afternoon...
Raised beds all filled up again!
I need to go for a ride tomorrow for a rest!
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