Everyone was surprised when they decided to go for a loft conversion on the #Shardβ¦
HTs #architecture #perspective #photography #London #skyscrapers
#Shard #architecture #perspective #photography #london #skyscrapers
2/5 London in the rain. And the second snap from this rain drenched walk last week is this one of a dignal gantry and part of the Shard.
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#photography #blackandwhitephotography #london #shard #mist #fog
#photography #blackandwhitephotography #london #Shard #mist #fog
I was up this early today
Another of the #shard in #london I love the way it reflects the sky blurring the lines between where the building starts and ends #architecture #photo #photography
#Shard #london #architecture #photo #photography
The #Shard in #london lots of #postprocessing on this but quite a dramatic effect #photo #photography #art
#Shard #london #postprocessing #photo #photography #art
Yes!! Got it, this is basically a view from the #Shard but 400 years ago.
That thing on the other side in the right is Tower of London.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001fn34 The #structural #engineer+author Roma Agrawal tells #michaelberkeley about her passions for tall #buildings, #bridges, #concrete+#Indian #classical #dance.
Roma Agrawal is a highly successful woman operating in what is still very much a manβs world.She spent six years working out the incredibly complex structure of the spire+foundations of the #Shard in #London, the tallest building in western Europe.
Sunday 4.12.22 12.00 #BBCRadio3 then #BBCSounds
#structural #engineer #michaelberkeley #buildings #bridges #concrete #indian #classical #dance #Shard #london #BBCRadio3 #BBCSounds
I had a great photo walk around London on Friday evening. This is one of my favourite images. I love the contrast between the quaint small alley cafe and the Shard in the background. #London #Photography #StreetPhotography #Shard
#london #photography #streetphotography #Shard
How much of a pain is #Foundry to set up?
We use it in our Wednesday game and I love the dynamic lighting and automated display features that only show what characters can see, and the animations are so cool - but, it just seems fiddly and we spend a good amount of each session figuring out tech issues
I'm making all my maps in dungeondraft so I'd be cool to be able to import the lighting setups - but is it worth it??
Or should I stick with #Shard which ain't pretty, but it always works π€
How do you associate NPCs with a particular campaign/book in #Shard??
There must be a way to do it, but I can't seem to figure it out π€