I love this shot for some reason. Light posts on the steps of the Library of Congress, taken with my Olympus e-510, 1/ 250 sec at f/ 13, ISO 200, 110 mm (Zuiko Digital 1:4-5,6, 40-150mm zoom).

This photo was taken of me in Austin during the year 1993. I was a freshman, very thin, and had very short hair. One of the Vega twins or Caroline took it - I can't remember.

A lightpost at night.

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

Even the lightposts in Barcelona have character.

@ Djemaa el Fna, Marrakech, Morocco

Light post on the Cass Street Mississippi River bridge in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Chicago

lightpost looks like a syringe

Apparently the movie theater doesn't have a bike rack. So we made one.

Taken with my nokia flip phone

I never intended for this to be the picture of the day; but since it was the only one I took...

looks pretty, but pretty much sucks!!!!

lightpost

The old Diamonds Restaurant sign in Gray Summit MO, Route 66 (I-44 mm253 see map)

Patiently waiting for the sun to go down...

Along the main road in Kanchanaburi

These extremely detailed props were on EVERY lightpost in the park. There were a freaking ton of them.

Lightpost moved

1. The principle of design that this photo investigates is asymmetry. It is a light post that is on one side of the photo.

2. The most successful part of the photo to me is the background of the sky behind the post.

It just seems like a jolly picture to me. =D