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Little bit of winter colour in the sky late yesterday afternoon.
Just liked the shape of the landscape here, reminds me of how I used to draw hills and fields when I was a child.
At last it's warming up a bit. We've spent the last two afternoons playing in the garden, today's highlights were chalking pictures onto the paving and blowing bubbles.
Our house is reflected in this bubble - very similar to my raindrops on the washing line photo!
Oops: The sunlight came through the window, was reflected by the concave mirror and scorched a line on the window frame trim.
Perhaps one of the most immediately recognizable changes, in 1967, the rear panel of the Mustang changed from its former convex design to a concave one. The back looks almost like the tail of a duck, and even the taillights follow the concave lines. Additionally, the taillights are ringed in chrome.
salesforce tower construction on mission street - financial district south, san francisco, california. 8 stitched images.
Explore #62.
Today's warmth and sky colour was too good an opportunity to miss...
Bath, Somerset.
Nikon D40, Nikon 18-55mm & Hoya Polarizer.
Explore 21 Aug, 2013. Best position #447
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Aquí os dejo las últimas luces de un atardecer aunque luego nos tocó bajar una buena cuesta a oscuras.
Here you have the last lights of a sunset but then we had to go down a good hill in the dark.
I see these both ways, how about you?
Flickr is down for me for some reason, I'll try again tomorrow.
Taken in 2008.
I love this building, the Wigglesworth Building in the Financial District. Built in 1883, it's slightly concave on one side, slightly convex on the other, with a nicely proportioned curve between. It's on the National Register of Historic Places.
Our new christmas decorations, looking good on the tree.
Set-up a tripod for these shots. Still going to have a play on how I can get better shots overall.
Amazing, curvy residential towers in Mississauga, Ontario. For obvious reasons, one of them is called "Marilyn".