I just can't get used to people looking funny at me when I take photo's like these.

I feel like barking up the wrong tree..... :-)

This is part of my looking up series. If you look closely, you can see the camera sitting on a counter top.

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Looking up at the corner of the building, SW 4th and Taylor in downtown Portland

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From the black and white photography series "Looking Up".

Portrait by Michael Daugaard: www.michaeldaugaard.dk/

Headed to San Diego.

Once again a building.. I'm a sucker for these kind of shots

From in the pool with the Coolpix

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This Gertrude Street projection festival really gets you looking up! This is one design in a series projected onto public housing flats. It's a grainy photo but hopefully you get a sense of the scale - amazing!

This sculpture was erected at our local hospital this week. There is talk of them closing the hospital......???

I stumbled on workers assembling a tower crane at Robson and Granville Streets. Happily, I passed by just as they were starting to raise a new segment to the tower. Unhappily, I only had time to stay for this one segment.

This is the arm of the helper crane, bending a little under the load of a segment of the tower.

I love this stairwell. Only two more weeks of class and then it will be gone as a photographic subject. Of course, unless I take another class...

These photos were taken during a photo walk on York St in Albany, WA.

Looking up at some of the colourful and amazing kites.

He's so tiny. And yes I'm wearing my pajamas.

Framed to avoid most of the modern accessories, like street lights, traffic lights, advertising emblazoned shop windows...

Even powerlines are almost entirely missing!

A kind of urban petrified forest.