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Delfse poort - Rotterdam

Good morning all my wonderful friends .I will be back later to comment on your beautiful photos . I am going to Physical Therapy for my neck and shoulder .I have been going 3 times a week and that is why I haven't been able to comment on all your photos .I will get to all of you soon .

Sweetie Pie watching a lizard up in the tree.

This one is for Kerri's This May Not Be Old San Juan but......group. Theme this week Looking up

Always look up, you never know what beauty you will see !

 

HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday

 

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That look kids give!! Priceless!!!

Ok, so maybe it’s not such a simple abstract….

 

Detail shot of the recently refurbished Port Authority Building, Tarragona, Spain.

 

A brutalist building designed in the 1970s, constructed in 1978, by the local architect Josep Maria Garreta Cusidó that stands boldly on Tarragona’s shoreline.

Reflection of Midtown Architecture - NYC

Pohutukawa Grove at Wenderholm Regional Park.

In one word, it's steampunk. I wanted to emphasize its structural beauty of the underworld in black and white.

More than thirty long pipes are stretched around the ceiling of the underground passageway located in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo. Some of them look old and rusty, but there is a strong indication that they are working for certain purposes that is not sure for ordinary people passing by.

I love my clouds

 

it was a beautiful morning by the seafront but I didn't have my camera with me, so am going to rush back down there now and hope the light is still as beautiful

Have a nice day :)

Thanks for looking.

SEL28F20 + UWC = 2.8 / 21mm @ Alpha 7iii

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This gull kept circling back and near by as I stopped at Willamette Falls yesterday. I wonder what he thought of me with my camera looking up at him?

 

At the eastern end, you can climb the Stamp Stair (so called for the practice of stamping newspapers, which once occurred in this part of the building). While clearly lacking the grace of its neighbour, The Nelson Staircase, the precarious-looking construction will remind you of Hogwarts. Note also how the intricate iron bannister changes to a much more workaday bar pattern as you descend to the servants’ level.

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Two lamps……collage

This year the FFF+ have decided to change their monthly challenge from "Five On The Fifth" (FOTF) to “Freestyle on the Fifth”, so still a theme every month, and to be posted on the 5th of the month, but this year it does not have to be five images, it is up to the member to choose a single photo or a collage/composite of how ever many photos they like. The theme will still be set a member of the group each month.

 

This month's FOTF theme of 'Looking Up' was chosen by Di.

When NYC feels like SFO

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