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I've attempted to shoot the upside down sign a few times but just couldn't get it right. Until they put the dumpster in. Then it was perfect.
The other day, I watched the old Eddie Murphy video, you know, Buckwheat Sings. Anyhow, I had "Wookin' Pa Nub" stuck in my head and decided to try and find shots that represented love. I walked through Waikiki for an hour and only found a few. This is my favorite.
Explored!
Two of the first signs of springs in the northern interior of British Columbia... some green in the grass and the return of grizzlies.
The grizzly bears den higher up in the hills but come down to lower elevations to eat weeds and grass in the spring. As the vegetation and dining choices change, they follow their stomach back up in the hills and later in the year they feast on buffalo and other berries.
Established in 1950 by the Wong Family, Kowloon has undergone several expansions and has grown to become one of the premier and top-grossing Chinese restaurants in the United States. (#54 of 100 in the Boston Signage Project)
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Driving in to Camp Champions you encounter several amusing sings along the way, this one read “Ignore This Sign.”
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Took the kids to a YMCA Adventure Guides camp out at Camp Champions (http://www.campchampions.com/) near Marble Falls, TX and took a few photos at the facility while I was there.
More NYC shot in this set
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If you don't know me very well, then you probably don't know this about me: the California poppy is my favoritest flower and thing.So, strap yourself in; its poppies for the next few weeks at least.
Creative sign on the side of a repair shop in historic Belmont neighborhood, Charlottesville, Virginia.
Oakland's Tallest Building.
Shot in burst mode at twilight. Five images stacked, using a median blend to reduce the large amount of noise that comes with the small drone-camera sensor.
Classic, old-school Italian steak house. Might be the last one in town left. The signage is red (of course). I will probably shoot this again in color - maybe later on in the spring when there's more light after work.
The window only opened about 4 inches. I had to kind of worm my arm out to take what was probably a very ill-advised photo.
My rhubarb leaves went from green to red almost overnight, when temperatures dipped down into the low forties. As you can see a lot of stalks are still standing - but I have picked all that I need.
Yesterday I watched as snowshoe hares sat and munched on the leaves. Rhubarb leaves are known to be poisonous - but they don't seem to bother the hares. I wonder why . . . . 🤔