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Taken in Auckland from the bottom of a tower you can jump off if you pay! We watched from the observation deck as each thrill seeker took the plunge suitably harnessed. It was a grey foggy spring day and each jumper disappeared into the fog like some time travel movie. The shot from below is not in black and white just looks like it due to the foggy conditions. The wires were part of the jump apparatus.

the theme for the month of June will be... ⬆️👀

It was made by cutting through paintwork to reveal the brick beneath, in Exeter City Centre. A sort of scraffito.

Family gatherings are great opportunities to capture moments in time. We never know when/if we will be together again. Take time to enjoy family.

A former infused olive oil bottle. No more garlic, no more oil. What's next for this little old bottle, I'm not sure.

At the historic Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge

@ Portugal dos Pequenitos, Coimbra, Portugal.

Taken from the backyard

Looking up the inside of the Ponce De Leon Inlet light tower. The light is still in operation with a fourth order Fresnel lens while the station is a museum reached by driving south on A1A in Daytona Beach.

Looking up at our parking garage at work.

 

I like it like this.

Going up an escalator into a very groovy and enormous bar in the Allianz Arena stadium.

Seen in the afternoon walk around the neighborhood...a gorgeous sky of clouds, and west light coming in.

A nice little flourish in a fairly otherwise red brick building - it is not repeated -

37-floor high atrium in this Singapore hotel.

  

7 photos stitched together - converted to black and white because it's a dim beige colour and it's already so abstract looking. (STA_3273-79bs)

Looking up at the Liberty Centre

:) Happy Bank holiday Monday , all.

I have *finally* been joined on flickr by my boy James aka "Sir pics alot" :)

go check him out!

Niagara Falls, Ontario

This was accidentally taken. I was just messing around and I thought it was pretty interesting...

A front comes through

Halifax's Cenotaph. Grand Parade Square

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