This image is an architectural abstract of the 1 Independent Square skyscraper in the downtown area of Jacksonville, Florida, located northwest of the Main Street Bridge and north of St. Johns River.
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C. S.
Abstract view of the Hyatt Regency from the St Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida.
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C. S.
Urban landscape view of the Commodore Point Expressway approach to the Hart Bridge crossing over the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida. See related compositions in my Jacksonville, Florida gallery.
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C. S.
The John T Alsop Bridge crosses the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida. I shot this at 170mm to achieve a compressed architectural abstract feel.
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C.S.
Architectural abstract view of the Warren Bridge over the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida, including I-95 north and southbound lanes, and Fuller Warren Shared Use Path. For the best viewing experience, click to view a high resolution version of the image.
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C. S.
This architectural abstract was captured along E Monroe St in downtown Jacksonville, Florida, with a 200mm telephoto lens looking across the Grand Lodge of Masons building to the roof of First Presbyterian Church.
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C. S.
Iron gate entrance to the Charles F. Mills gravesite in Bonaventure Cemetery, Savanah, Georgia. See more monochrome compositions in my Savanah, Georgia Gallery.
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C. S.
During the 2024 Carolina Balloonfest Competition, pilots launch approximately two miles from a designated target zone at the festival grounds and must navigate to the zone and drop a marker within the target zone without landing the balloon. Here a balloon pilot launches his marker over the target zone.
This substation was once used to bring local electricity into a now abandoned manufacturing facility in Burlington, North Carolina. See similar images from my Commercial and Industrial Decay Gallery.
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C. S.
A Virginia Creeper vine represents Mother Nature’s reclamation of this abandoned farm building in Alamance Country, North Carolina.
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C. S.
Monochromia 
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