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231 seconds on the Suffolf coast.
On the second day after my second cataract surgery, this time on my left eye, I am able to take photos in the garden.
The Ho Chi Minh City Post Office is located just across the road from the Notre Dame Cathedral. It's a tourist attraction too.
Lomo Supersampler + Fuji Superia 400X
Hmm.. made #441 on explore (17 March). Thank you!
Wartime Covid-19 sticker on a lamppost.
What is even odder is I was listening to the Rolling Stones 'Shattered' on my headphones. From the album 'Some Girls'. Which for me is a throwback to my misspent youth, actually almost my childhood.
But the lyrics...tho.
Shattered, shattered
Love and hope and sex and dreams are still surviving on the streets
And look at me, I'm in tatters
I'm shattered
Shattered
Friends are so alarming, my lover's never charming
Life's just a cocktail party on the street, Big Apple
People dressed in plastic bags (Shadoobie, shattered)
Directing traffic, some kind of fashion
My younger son gave me this postbox for my birthday last year, sometimes the postman puts the letters here and sometimes in my other letterbox. I heard a thud as he put a book in it today.
Had My First Colonscopy(tm) and while the procedure was fine, recovering from anesthesia always sucks for me. June 26, 2020.
From Cleveland Mews, London W1. By Eric Bedford, Ministry of Public Buildings & Works, 1961-64.
Panasonic G2 with Canon FDn 24mm f/2.8.
Green tape emblazoned with "Opened by Australia Post for inspection by Customs." is my worst nightmare when expecting a shipment of postcards, as it means the contents of the envelope will be either damaged or missing. Guaranteed. In the case of "Wache 9", a 100 year old postcard that survived two world wars and undoubtedly several owners, it means the latter.
My guess is that it was removed by a careless Australia Post or Customs employee so he/she could determine the envelope did not contain a kilogram of pure German cocaine and then somehow discarded.
Yes it survived two world wars, but it could not survive the might of Australia Post incompetency.
A (4) train creeps up the middle track of the Jerome Ave Line, passing maintenance forces replacing track at 161st St-Yankee Stadium station.
R142 (4) (Bombardier, 1999-2003)
161st St-Yankee Stadium Station
Jerome Avenue Line - IRT
I found this spot after getting dinner last week and knew I needed to shoot at it... well it happened, and I'm so stoked on how all these shots turned out. Today Brenden and I met up and took some pictures of his WRX on VIP Modulars. This car is an absolute dream to look at. We spent most of the afternoon going from spot to spot and I was waiting just to come here for the sunset. There are a ton more pictures on the way and I am so excited to share them with you!
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Camera Info:
Canon 5D Mark II
Sigma 50
Enjoy!