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The Daily Shoot #377: Go for an unusual point of view and make a photograph that can only be made from that viewpoint.
Submitted to Monthly Scavenger Hunt Clue #18 "Azure"
"Somliga går i trasiga skor", andra slänger upp dem i en lyktstolpe.
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Another shot of one of the two towers and cables of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge in Charleston, SC, USA.
same spot as this, different day.
The winter sunsets have been so beautiful lately. I wish I was at the right place at the right time - but I always seem to be stuck in my car when they explode into color.
Aw well, Happy Hump Day people! : )
I always photograph Hop Kiln Winery when we visit the Russian River wine country in Sonoma County, but have never tasted their wine! I loved the towers against the blue sky on a sunny February afternoon.The 248-acre property is currently planted mostly Burgundian brood: 44 acres of Pinot Noir, 16 of Chardonnay, along with 6 acres of Pinot Grigio.
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On the way back home from work, snow is finally here, so probably tomorrow I will go to the Castle to take some photos...
This structure ( lightpost) is down the street from me...I walk past it everyday on my dog walks & from work...A few days ago, I heard alot of chirping & stopped to watch...Not a pretty nesting spot, but a fairly protected one & great use of their habitat. Happy Feathery Friday!!
Happy Bench Monday!
(And a lamp post or two!)
There really are a couple of benches here, but it's the lamps that grabbed my attention!
Kirsten sat at the lightpost on the northwest side of Adams and Wacker. She has been homeless for two weeks. She is from Rockford, but came to Chicago with her boyfriend. When that fell through, she ended up here. She's looking for a job and was in need of some nice clothes for an interview (which, thanks to folks like you, will be provided!) She has done telephone sales before and could easily be a part of an office setting. She was a solid, professional individual, and was very likeable. Kirsten was a figure skater for 11 years and received a bronze and gold medal in regional competitions. She said she could teach skating as well. She'd like to go back home, but her mom doesn't want anyone in her home (including her brother). I offered her handwarmers, but she told me to "give them to someone else who can use them". She WILL make it.