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A small series from the summit of the Grand Ballon, in the Vosges mountains (France).
This radar station caught my eye—not as a tourist sight, but as a shape in space.
I tried not to document, but to observe.
The soft curve of the dome, the brutal geometry of the base.
Clouds drifting by like thoughts.
And always: the wind.
Shot with a Fujifilm X-T3, in Classic Chrome and monochrome (Acros + R).
Sometimes sharp and clear, sometimes searching.
A quiet experiment.
A small series from the summit of the Grand Ballon, in the Vosges mountains (France).
This radar station caught my eye—not as a tourist sight, but as a shape in space.
I tried not to document, but to observe.
The soft curve of the dome, the brutal geometry of the base.
Clouds drifting by like thoughts.
And always: the wind.
Shot with a Fujifilm X-T3, in Classic Chrome and monochrome (Acros + R).
Sometimes sharp and clear, sometimes searching.
A quiet experiment.
A small series from the summit of the Grand Ballon, in the Vosges mountains (France).
This radar station caught my eye—not as a tourist sight, but as a shape in space.
I tried not to document, but to observe.
The soft curve of the dome, the brutal geometry of the base.
Clouds drifting by like thoughts.
And always: the wind.
Shot with a Fujifilm X-T3, in Classic Chrome and monochrome (Acros + R).
Sometimes sharp and clear, sometimes searching.
A quiet experiment.
A small series from the summit of the Grand Ballon, in the Vosges mountains (France).
This radar station caught my eye—not as a tourist sight, but as a shape in space.
I tried not to document, but to observe.
The soft curve of the dome, the brutal geometry of the base.
Clouds drifting by like thoughts.
And always: the wind.
Shot with a Fujifilm X-T3, in Classic Chrome and monochrome (Acros + R).
Sometimes sharp and clear, sometimes searching.
A quiet experiment.
This radar staiton was built by the RAAF in 1942 to detect Japanese and German vessels trying to enter Bass Strait between the mainland and Tasmania.
Die heutige Radarstation Steinwerder wurde ursprünglich 1903 als Leuchtturm erbaut.
Hamburg
Die heutige Radarstation Steinwerder wurde ursprünglich 1903 als Leuchtturm erbaut.
Hamburg
Die heutige Radarstation Steinwerder wurde ursprünglich 1903 als Leuchtturm erbaut.
Hamburg
Die heutige Radarstation Steinwerder wurde ursprünglich 1903 als Leuchtturm erbaut.
Hamburg
Die heutige Radarstation Steinwerder wurde ursprünglich 1903 als Leuchtturm erbaut.
Hamburg
Hofn Air Station during sunris is a former (NATO) radar station and now in use for air traffic control, next it is the Stokksnes Lighthouse
The Ganbala (岗巴拉山) radar station in Tibet is one of the world's highest manned radar stations at 5,374 meters above sea level.
Grand Ballon / Vosges / Alsace / Haut-Rhin
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From the RNLI station at the North end of Crosby Beach, I moved down to the South end and parked at the Lakeside Leisure Centre. From there, I walked down the path alongside the Marina Lake to the Sand dunes and took a few photos of the former Radar Station.
From the RNLI station at the North end of Crosby Beach, I moved down to the South end and parked at the Lakeside Leisure Centre. From there, I walked down the path alongside the Marina Lake to the Sand dunes and took a few photos of the former Radar Station.
From the RNLI station at the North end of Crosby Beach, I moved down to the South end and parked at the Lakeside Leisure Centre. From there, I walked down the path alongside the Marina Lake to the Sand dunes and took a few photos of the former Radar Station.
Ventnor downs Isle of Wight with the old Radar Station in the distance.
Luftüberwachung auf dem großen Arber
Aerial surveillance on the Großer Arber
Photo taken from Østkapp near Kiberg, Norway
Early morning light hits the rocky faces of the majestic Pico's of Madeira. This is the view from around 6,000 feet on the upper slopes of Pico Ruivo looking across towards Pico do Areeiro.
You can make out the Portuguese Air Force Air Defence Radar Station to the left of the highest point. This is by the summit of Pico do Areeiro and forms part of NATO's Air Defence System,
This was taken on my way back down from Pico Ruivo after making it to the top well before sunrise. You can also see one of the many dead trees that provide strange ghostly subjects amongst the lush vegetation. This was a morning that will live long in my memory having climbed up through the clouds in the dark to witness scenes like this one.