Dark skies at dusk
The setting sun over urban Ramsey skyline, residential apartments. Queen's Promenade looking towards St Paul's Square.
Jane Hards Photography
Image part of Skywatch, Nikon D7000
I lived here, a small town, on a small island, in the middle of the Irish Sea. Welcome to The Isle of Man. My time on the island in mages
Showing posts with label urban. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban. Show all posts
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Sunday, January 04, 2015
Christmas lights......
........in summer
Taken during the street repairs and regeneration of Parliament Street, what appears to be Christmas lights zig zagging across the night sky. However this is the height of summer. Unique urban street lighting, or someone forgot to take them down. Fortunately the street repairs have at least been completed.
Taken during the street repairs and regeneration of Parliament Street, what appears to be Christmas lights zig zagging across the night sky. However this is the height of summer. Unique urban street lighting, or someone forgot to take them down. Fortunately the street repairs have at least been completed.
Thursday, October 02, 2014
Daybreak, Ballure Road
Before even the sun rises, I'm up
Not often you can stand in the middle of the road to take a photo, but before sunrise you can. Absolutely no traffic. Ballure Road is the road leads out of Ramsey, towards, Maughold, and eventually onto the Isle of Man Capital, Douglas. You can see by the chimney pots, this is a residential area. Behind those chimney pots lies, the beach. That's where I was heading to capture the sunrise. On the left hand side you can see silhouetted scaffolding where locals flats/apartments are having a spot of renovation and building work. From those flats you get a fantastic coastal view straight onto both beaches. Yes we have two, as the harbour inlet separates them, unless the tide is out far enough to have one continuous walk round beach. The view before sunrise is often more intense than sunrise itself.
For others skywatch post around the world see here
Not often you can stand in the middle of the road to take a photo, but before sunrise you can. Absolutely no traffic. Ballure Road is the road leads out of Ramsey, towards, Maughold, and eventually onto the Isle of Man Capital, Douglas. You can see by the chimney pots, this is a residential area. Behind those chimney pots lies, the beach. That's where I was heading to capture the sunrise. On the left hand side you can see silhouetted scaffolding where locals flats/apartments are having a spot of renovation and building work. From those flats you get a fantastic coastal view straight onto both beaches. Yes we have two, as the harbour inlet separates them, unless the tide is out far enough to have one continuous walk round beach. The view before sunrise is often more intense than sunrise itself.
For others skywatch post around the world see here
Thursday, May 08, 2014
Kings Court, Ramsey, Isle of Man
Ugly building, pretty sky
Kings Court, the ugliest building in Ramsey, and the tallest is residential accommodation. This is as urban and downtown as it gets here. Our high rises are not exactly skyscrapers, but we don't want too many skyscrapers spoiling the view anyway. You do however get a pretty panoramic view of the beach though from the higher flats/apartments. Image taken from the beach looking back towards the town and over the separating sea wall.
Other skywatch images around the world can be found here
Kings Court, the ugliest building in Ramsey, and the tallest is residential accommodation. This is as urban and downtown as it gets here. Our high rises are not exactly skyscrapers, but we don't want too many skyscrapers spoiling the view anyway. You do however get a pretty panoramic view of the beach though from the higher flats/apartments. Image taken from the beach looking back towards the town and over the separating sea wall.
Other skywatch images around the world can be found here
Monday, May 18, 2009
MY WORLD...... IS A LOAD OF RUBBISH!
Outboard Motors do not belong in a Nature Reserve!
Now this is real photography!
Now this is real photography!
This is how some idiots choose to treat the island, and these are the images others haven't the guts to show. Get your act together everyone. Let's not have the usual clean of the areas that are only visible to the tourists, but all of it. All I have to say today. You have seen how good the island can look on my blog, but this crap is really p*****g me off when I walk through the nature reserve, a haven for wildlife. This is not the worst. You wouldn't want to see some of the crap and I mean that literally there. Isle of Man Government - it's not just the visable bits that needs a makeover.
I know it looks like an arty social study in the urban landscape staged images, but no for real archive and new and a disgrace don't you think?
I know it looks like an arty social study in the urban landscape staged images, but no for real archive and new and a disgrace don't you think?
I hope your area is a lot cleaner than this.
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