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Architecture Photographed in Fall
September 22nd marked the start of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. This season of the year is excellent for architectural photography due to the effects of nature, which delights us with wonderful red and orange foliage. To mark the beginning of this season, we have created a selection of 10 works captured in fall by prominent photographers such as Francisco Nogueira, Jorge López Conde, and Steve Montpetit.
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Annabel Oosteweeghel
Pixel Boat by Jon Siegel on Flickr.
Kwon Hyun Bin for Gioami collection
Warm and cozy 💋💕
Day 2
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A solid method to use if you don’t have access to software with perspective rulers.
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E, the one-lettered volcano
So there is a volcano in Japan, in the Hokkaido region of northern Japan to be precise, that has a one-lettered name: E. The Japanese refer to it as (恵山（えさん a little longer) E-san. E is a 618m high andesitic stratovolcano with two lavadomes. The lavadome on the summit came formed during an eruption 9000 years ago. The other lavadome on the northwest flank has many active fumaroles. The volcano is actually quite similar to Mt St Helens in appearance displaying the characteristic bowl shape. A similar eruption as the 1980 Mt St Helens one could have caused the collapse of E.
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