For TNC Weekly Challenge

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

looking up, leidesdorff alley. It's wet up there..

Reflections in San Francisco

Leica M3 with Carl Zeiss Planar f2/50mm ZM T* - Ilford Delta 100 (inspired by Dave M.)

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

Aron setting in a PK22 chair looking at the ceiling in B&O's headquaters in Struer, Denmark.

Bohemian Crumlaw / Český Krumlov

I was typing away, minding my own business. Pete climbed onto the keyboard, tried to put things into sleep mode, then decided the pedestal looked good. I snapped a picture, because there's about 6 inches of sideways clearance between him and the side of the pig and where the pedestal drops off. Relieved, I nearly set the camera down and continued to type. Had I seen his face, I would have seen the light of insanity glowing. From the rear, it looked like he was sniffing something from the sunporch.

We took a shore excursion through the cruise line. We took a bus about an hour and a half outside Belize City to the New River, and then a boat ride down the river for about an hour and a half until we reached the Lamanai Mayan ruins.

Four condo towers as seen from the courtyard of ours.

Low view point of a game of indoor bowls.

Leica M3 with Carl Zeiss Planar f2/50mm ZM T* - Ilford Delta 100 (inspired by Dave M.)

This one's called Looking Up.

seen in Ueno, Tokyo

Taken from directly beneath one of the chandeliers in St. Mary's church in Rostock, Germany. Unfortunately not 100% even :(

I noticed his haunches were tensing, and realized he was lining up on the door. Worst case, he was going to slam his paws in the door as it shifted under his weight, so I kept taking pictures. If he shorts it, he'll still be able to get his hind legs on the curtain rod.

Originally posted for the

Guess Where London? group.

Sky over Heeley Sheffield

Sitting on the balcony, staring at the sky

This riverside tree came out of camera looking unnaturally colourless, but who am I to complain?

That's the one. Whatever it's called.

seen in Daikanyama, Tokyo

Fancy Triangle in the Sky

Palm trees from below

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