It may have been knocked over by Hurricane Frances, but this light post still works.

Shot with a Nikon D70 and a 38mm Diana+ (lomo) lens.

View from our room at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Ventura CA

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Telegraph pole and streetlight against the evenings storm clouds. I took a couple with different aspects of the shot lined up with the edge of the photo.

There are three different elements of light here: the shadows on the banners, the light itself, and the bright sky.

Olympus Pen FV Half Frame SLR

38mm

Fuji Superia 400

Turners Falls, MA, USA Post Office

Photo walk in Prague

I managed to shred TWO of my tires today. That was a first for me.

They're doing work on Kingshighway. They've removed the normal road surface, which means the manhole covers are poking up. Apparently they're poking up in a way that's absolutely deadly to Prius tires. While I was waiting for my tow truck driver, I saw another couple go and take a picture of a different one of the manhole covers and then go sit in their car for a long time, so I'm guessing same thing happened to them.

This New York lightpost "face" seems to perhaps be wearing a hat and glasses, and has a little, tiny mustache!

Light post in Salt Lake City, UT.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Reminds me of the lightpost in the woods in the book The Chronicles of Narnia - The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe.

no patch cords today so it's time for the archives show...

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It's okay to cross now!

most photos she looked away, it wasn't easy to catch her!

A lightpost from a nearby parking lot is seen through a wall of glass blocks in the foyer of the Shilling Community Education Center at Richland Community College Wednesday, July 1, 2009, in Decatur, Ill.

This is art.

View big on black! (Press L)

Seattle 2018

Toronto, ON

My first attempt at selective colorization

looking out the window of the downtown chicago barnes & noble

Lightpost, bridge piling, crane hook

though it was cloudy, it was pretty warm and humid. it wasn't as gloomy as it looks.

A Light post lets the sun light do all the work

Evening light post at Vogel Harbor, Red Wing, MN.

Since Fort Tryon is the higest natural elevation in Manhatten each section of the park is filled with steps and bridges (designed by the son of Central Parks designer). Just to the right of the photo... the mens room!