Bit similar to last weeks, but different bench, processing and comp!

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Gorleston, Norfolk, UK, November 2018

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Bright sunshine on the stainless steel armrests on the a couple of wooden slat benches.

Bench at sunrise

Lucan Demesne

Lone Pine, Ca.

Abandoned baseball field.

Park benches downtown Rochester NH

Spotted som cool benches in England last week.

HDR . . . HSS!

Thanks for Viewing.

Once we accept our limits, we go beyond them. Albert Einstein

I miss doing bench monday.

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Just living is not enough.. one must have sunshine, freedom and a pretty flower ~ Unknown

This bench with an autumnal backdrop seemed like too good an opportunity to miss.. Seen in Pryor's Bank next to Putney Bridge. Happy Bench Monday

A garden in Old City, Philadelphia

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Ravenscar, North Yorkshire

AT THE 'FREE LIBRARY' AT REDEEMER LUTHERN CHURCH

These fellows are lounging on a bench in the outdoor Goldwell Museum near the Rhyolite ghost town near Death Valley. I tried to learn about this sculpture and was unable to find any information.

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Benches and paths arranged around a small fountain at The Knap near Barry Island.

seen on this day five years ago in beautiful Vancouver.

Benches along the Blackstone River Greenway Bike Trail. HBM!

Thanks in advance for any likes or comments. I appreciate it, and have a great week ahead!

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Last time that I played in Guelph i set up and then went for a walk.

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digital -

Richo GXR Mount A12 / Leiz Summar50mmF2

shot at F=2.8 or so.

Couldn’t resist this bench I found on the cruise ship

Late September evening by the fjord

Is ignoring you in the azalea forest at the New York Botanical Garden. Bronx, NYC -- April 29, 2017

Look at me remembering the days of the week :) HBM

A simple park bench overlooking downtown Kansas City on stormy morning.

Mike D

Vancouver

Have a wonderful and creative new week!

Portrane

Another from my run up a local hill to try the new lens.

It was a strange end to the day as a large bank of cloud from the East gradually swept over the Bowland Hills leaving this curve of cloud over the Lancashire Plain. This bench, on a recently cleared piece of forestry, on the summit of Beacon Fell provided a bit of foreground interest and I liked the way the setting suns light picked out the grain in the wooden seating.

First impressions of the Nikon 16-35 are pretty good.

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