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From my office window the HMRC building peeks at us over the remarkable clutter inside a perpetually re-built London block.
OM30, Zuiko 35-105mm zoom all the way out, DP400 @ EI 320, Perceptol 1+1
you can see a lot of Elena's loot here: the garbage truck, the Elmo doll, the xylophone, the books, etc.
From here, there doesn't look to be much space between the signs and the heads of people walking through. The signs create a colourful 'bridge' over the pathway that they look like they are floating at night time. Signs positioned like this is easier to look for shops you are after because they are right in front of you.
View from livingroom. Layla has a little black table and chair wedgied in there by the fridge and window. She doesnt like it there because of a floor vent but I dont know where else to put it.
Roll mouse over photo for notes on what everything is.
A lil ting for Illustration Friday mainly did last night and this mourning, it meant to be clutter on the in side of our heads thinking of all the stuff we want⊠blah blah lots of room to be developed but the whole IF thing right now is more about just getting me motivate to make stuff reallyâŠ
I've started going through a lot of "things" that have been waiting for me to sort. I hate trying to get organized!!!
The sides of the road are cluttered with debris and fallen brush.
-Courtesy of Genesee County Emergency Management Office
Taking the new lens for a test drive. Seen here is the testing of wide angle capabilities.
Also seen here is my very cluttered living room.
There sure are a lot of wires, poles and bridges in this shot! Inbound commuter shot from the best possible position along the platform; sitting!
Downers Grove IL / Belmont Ave
METX e/b commuter
METX 113 F40PH-3
Just received 'new' Pentax K3ii camera body (eBay, of course) which will eventually replace my Pentax K5 for digital work.
Kit lens, 3200 ISO.
While in Three Hills for the big car show this building caught my eye...
[And for those tired of seeing all these car pictures... I do other photography, really...]
The junction of Bridge Street and Fleet Street. The clutter of modern pedestianised streets obscures the view up Bridge Street.
From march 2006, one year ago and we had full winter at that time!
This year springflowers are blooming and all snow is gone!
Also among the clutter: MOO cards, pens and highlighters, business cards, the address and phone number of the Beaner's friend M, mini credit card, hand lotion, water bottle, reminder notes to go to hockey practice, lip balm, gazillions of cords, VPN token, my watch (which I often take off when I'm typing).
Something about playing adventure games as a kid made me take notice of how much you can learn just from the stuff people leave laying around on their desks.
I didn't mess with anything or pose anything, I just took a look at my night table and decided to take a picture.
Seeing as this night stand was clear of all these items when I started off this morning, I guess the items resting on it now are something of a chronicle of my day.
Unfortunately I removed the Hershey bar wrapper that might had been there if I were less cleanly, that would have made an interesting clue.
A view from the upstairs bedroom where the two old bachelor homesteaders lived. There was a shutter on the lower part of the window which you can see on the right side of the image. The older brother used to close this for his younger brother with epilepsy so he wouldn't fall out of the window at night inadvertently
clutter, deck of a narrowboat, Paddington branch of the Grand Union Canal, leading to Paddington Basin
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