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...form of spyware ..
Much before the spy camera's and the CCTV's , our grandparents and great grandparents (and probably their great grandparents too) relied on looking through the keyhole (and of course other openings too) to keep a watch on the neighbourhood.
#MacroMondays - Mon -Nov 16 2020 - Theme - #Keyhole
The pillar seen through the keyhole is the pillar of the house opposite and is about 40-50 feet away from the phone camera. Along with the house , my photo too rests on this pillar to say the least ;-)
The lock here is a an old twin lock system typically used for main doors.
Editing - Healing and Desaturation (in Snapseed) , Vignette and shadow adjustments in Picasa.
HMM
15/365
#ShotOniPhone, #iPhone
Change is the only certain thing !
Where has the King gone ?
Industrial estate, Leyton, East London, England.
LR4306 © Joe O'Malley 2023
Explored November 5, 2023
#sliderssunday
Photographer under observance and more "looking up" at the Upper West in Berlin's City West.
At a height of 119 meters (390 feet), the Upper West is the fourth-highest building in Berlin. The most prominent tenant is the hotel chain Motel One which occupies 19 of altogether 33 floors and offers 582 rooms. The Upper West's tower consists of two parallel structures, each of the same height but not symmetrical. The white, slightly shiny façade (which can be seen in the reflections) is interspersed with windows throughout.
Happy Sliders Sunday, everyone, and I wish you a great new week ahead!
Broccoli on steroids 2.
Vigorous Ivy growth on a street lamp. lots of work going on in Jaywick on existing buildings with green field sites being prepared for new housing.
LR3920 © Joe O'Malley 2020
Les alençonnais, vous vous en souvenez peut-être, se promènent souvent avec leur propre nuage personnel...
En voici encore un de plus !
Bricked up windows in a rapidly changing part of East London.
Three six nine, the goose drank wine.
The monkey chewed tobacco on the street car line.
The line broke, the monkey got choked
And they all went to heaven in a little rowing boat, clap, clap . . .
Shirley Ellis, The Clapping Song (1965).
I found myself singing this as I took this photograph. It is the first song I remember as a child.
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A detail of a building near the Tiburtina railway station, in Rome.
Un dettaglio di un edificio vicino alla stazione Tiburtina, a Roma-
Demolished about two and a half years ago for high density overpriced gentrification.
LR3841 © Joe O'Malley 2020
This is just an example to show just how difficult it must be, for an Dutch Architectural Photographer to get a good image.
There is one really true vertical and one true horizontal line is this image.
TEHRAN, Iran — The dense urban skyline of Tehran against the snowed Alborz mountains in the background, with layers of Iranian people in the foreground and a very tall CCTV security camera above the entire scene.
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This was a ten second photo opportunity between cars driving off and parking in front of the shop.
I was stood in the middle of the road and was told to move to the kerb by a copper leaning out of his van. As I took the shot I noticed the shop owner staring out at me, I moved on further up the road and back to the middle of the road and heard shouting. I continued with my task and then found that the shop owner had pursued me along the road, he thought I was a council snoop !, as in the 35 years he has been in business he feels they have been nit picking and persecuting him and the result has cost him a lot of hard earned money.
I explained my behaviour and told him how much I appreciate characterful shops such as this, we parted on first name terms and a handshake, . . . along with the promise of a print.
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Around the back of a very well known East End Landmark.
No grassing of the location required !.
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Compare this with the previous shot I took of it (LR2823) from earlier in 2018.
It appears demolition will soon follow for this gem of Georgian British heritage.
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