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poor Harrison - seems like every time we have the three of them, we have a rental car with a tiny backseat! And there's NO way they'd all fit in my truck ... so he gets squished between the two carseats - but he's such a good kid and doesn't complain!

In my contunious move in a car, I used to shoot every reflecting object ...

Evacuation on Highway 288 from Alvin toward Houston on Wednesday afternoon. (took us 3 hours to travel what usually takes us 25 minutes)

Feeling bored with sketching the scenes outside of my son's school, I hit upon sketching what I saw in the passenger-side mirror as I sat in my car.

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Christiane making photos seen through the rearview mirror of our Ford Mustang in Bodie / California / USA.

hanging out in the reservation taking some pictures.

Pearl Jam tribute band Rearview Mirror playing at Boston Manor.

 

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I love this one...my two cousins are seen in the smaller mirror

It doesn't matter exactly where this picture was taken, it was happily, joyously, and freely the same for six weeks and 7,000 miles, coast to coast and back home again. ---John Syme, blogs.davidson.edu/roadtrip

We were recently on a Duck Boat Tour and I captured the driver in the rearview mirror. Funny how that came out instead of the shot I was trying to get.

  

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Brinkley catching the breeze on the way home from Starbucks.

Found in downtown OKC. '56 model?

Chip's custom vinyl work on the rearview to match the interlagos plaid seats.

Pretty in Pink's shot of her daughter came to mind when this beautiful view appeared in my rearview mirror. I know it's very boring, but it was an experiment. I found myself backed into a parking space with a hell of a view. So, here it is. That mountain in the distance is called Catalina about 23 miles across the Pacific Ocean. Glad there was no smog.

this little girl was at the drugstore yesterday and I couldn't help myself from taking a picture

Looking back at White Rock Bay, about twenty minutes into the return trip on Lakeside Trail. I've gained about 300 feet in elevation.

you can see behind you when you wear these sunglasses

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