St. Paulus Church in Neuss, Germany, designed by Fritz Schaller in collaboration with structural engineer Stefan Polónyi, explores the potential of folded concrete as both structure and form.

London - a scene at King's Cross station. My photo Feb 1980.

One of the most important sociological studies of our time: documenting the cat ladders of Switzerland brigitteschuster.com/swiss-cat-la...

A photographer’s portrait in a mirror, a hundred years ago, Japan, ca. 1920. Text and image via Old Japanese Photos on Facebook. The composition is a "photograph within a photograph," captured via a vertical mirror.

📸 Édouard Boubat. Réunion des chats 1948. Paris Cats

Les => #cheminot s sont sympas ! Ici sur une => #vapeur => #230G tractant un convoi marchandises, un salut bienveillant pendant que la machine poursuit sa progression. Pas de lieu ni de date. 📷non identifié, source : reseau3gg.centerblog.net

“What caught my eye as a designer, as with most industrial plants and control rooms of that time, besides the knobs, levers, and buttons, was the use of a very specific seafoam green…” It’s time for some color theory… [bethmathews.substack.com]

Part of the Ring of Brodgar, Orkney. My photo June 1990.

Long exposue of the star Sirius showing it's flashing colours.

My photo 16 Oct 1977. Class 40, either 40081 or 40083 in the picture, they were double-headed on the RPPR 'Deltic to Devon' trip, replacing the Deltic which was not available.

Pause-clope Yoichi R. Okamoto, 1954

Neolithic Bus Stop, Dartmoor. #StandingStoneSunday

When you learn the first modified is actually the least modified

Due to the fire on Union Street, the old carriage entrance has been opened up to provide an alternative way into Central Station in Glasgow. This gives a chance to see some of the massive girders which support the station's main concourse. Cont./ #glasgow #architecture #centralstation

The Gueron House, East Hampton, NY In 1971, architect Henri Gueron built himself this three-bedroom house (including equipment, insulated and finished interiors, as well as site work) for $15,000. Source: Affordable Houses Designed by Architects by Jeremy Robinson (1979)

Schweizerische Centralbahn No. 4 ‘Olten’ at the Basel engine shed, ca. 1900. Photograph: Georg Wilhelm Hecklau (probably)

Magnifiques => #cheminot s de cette=> #vapeur #131T à => #Paris => #gareSaintLazare en 1926 qui semblent dire à O.J. Morris tenant à les garder au centre de son cadrage : "Oh, nous on fait ça tous les jours vous savez, alors !" Source : Archives Stephenson par railpictures.net

Birmingham New Street station. My photo March 1976.

Birsay, Orkney - cliffs at Marwick Head from The Point near the Brough of Birsay. My photo April 2026.

Poisson d'avril! 1er avril 1950. Paris

And now I'm thinking about how, so much personal life is "immortalized" on websites that, even if they're still accessible to this day, can never be found again, because nobody knows the magic incantation that can summon it from the sea of irrelevant search results.

There was only one photo album in a forgotten cupboard, and OP described the overwhelming feeling of going through photos of people they'd never know, of whom nobody remained that could identify them and explain their significance; and that their job was, effectively, erasing these people.

Battersea power station. My photo December 1989.

Andreï Tarkovski

Sun and Moon, my photos 1992.

Morning all. 24th March 1958: Romance in the Cowcadden area of Glasgow. Photograph Keystone/Getty Images.

Good morning from #NorthShields #StormHour #PhotoHour #EastCoastKin #UrbanGaze

Forgot to post my 2-megapixel Monday photos here yesterday, so we'll call it 2-megapixel Tuesday. All images shot with my 2-megapixel Kodak EasyShare camera in #Detroit. No edits, no cropping—just 1632 by 1232 pixel images from a camera that came out in 2003.

(2015)

King's Cross station, London. My photo Feb. 1980.

Ralph Steiner. New York 1920s

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Goodnight.

King's Cross station, London. My photo Oct 1978.

Paris - Musée d'Orsay. Caillebotte's 'Les Raboteurs de Parquet' (The floor scrapers). My photo 2018. More detail in ALT

Staircase of The Bauhaus Dessau. Walter Gropius. 1926. Photo: Cristina Ardelean.

Hoodie Crow

Coton crossing signal box, near Tamworth. My photos 1976.

The Tibblestone, an ancient pitted stone on a crossroads near Tewkesbury on a garage forecourt. Lost and found buried by a gardener in 1948. One of Gloucestershire’s very few standing stones. #StandingStoneSunday #UrbanPrehistory

A NS series 3900 locomotive on an engineering train between Dieren and Brummen during the construction of the catenary portals, February 14, 1952. Health and safety procedures were strictly adhered to… I guess… Photograph: W.P.F.M van Schaik (NS)

John Garfield by John Swope, New York City, 1940.

The Forth Bridge opened on this day 136 years ago. An engineering marvel in the east, but did you know that Glasgow had its very own Forth Bridge? Ours was a just a wee bit smaller... #glasgow

Exeter St. David's station. 50050. My photo Feb 1977.

Homai Vyarawalla, India’s first female photojournalist. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homai_V...

En 01-70, le spectaculaire départ d'une => #vapeur => #141R de #Perrignier (74) qui achemine son convoi d'Evian à Annemasse. Auteur non identifié, source : reseau3gg.centerblog.net

This was the only photograph I took of the the the Camp Hill Flyover in Bordesley, Birmingham. It was a temporary traffic solution, becoming a temporary structure that lasted well over 20 years

Cairo, Egypt, by Raymond Depardon, 1995.

Paris, Gare de L'Est, or Paris-Est. My photo Apr 2018.

"At the Time of the Louisville Flood". Margaret Bourke-White, 1937

1/x Every pilot who handles ships in confined waters will know the effects of pressure areas around the vessel and will be aware of the dangers, but also the benefits of them. And sometimes we play a game called the "Texas Chicken" or the "Texas 3-step". A 🧵