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09/09/2012 A decorative mailbox outside a home at Bay Ridge. Fuji Superia X-Tra 400. Canon A-1. Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4.
Trying out my new 12-60mm Zuiko lens. Very impressed with the clarity and the colour reproduction.
This is The Mailbox in Birmingham, very expensive shops at the base, BBC offices in the middle and my office at the top.
We're not much on the decorated mailboxes, we want them big and strong and made out of heavy duty metal. This is our second mailbox since we moved in, in September 98. The first one, the pole that it's on was too close to the road. Curb crawlers and rubberneckers thwacked our mailbox off its post several times. Enough that the box either wouldn't shut properly, or would shut so firmly, there was no opening the bloody thing.
Bye bye, black mailbox from the now defunct Farm and Family down the road. Hello green, smaller but the biggest one that the (at that time) brand spanking new Home Depot a little bit further down the road. The wee yellow thingy is for one of our daily papers.
The other two local papers don't offer one, whichI guess is OK, as we don't need a fairy circle of paper mailboxes. The other two and the Sunday-only-subscription Philadelphia Inquirer, wrap their editions in plastic. Every time I'm the one to pick up the paper, I have that raspy voiced Twin Peaks guy going through my head.
It's the paper! It's dead! Wrapped in plastic!
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This mailbox is on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee, WI. It's right outside the Olin Engineering building ('natch) on the Marquette University Campus
The Mailbox and the John Rocha designed Orion building in Birmingham. As seen from the 20th floor of the city's iconic Rotunda.
Canon 40d
Sigma 18-200mm
Lori thankful to get to the mailbox. The last part up the ridge was hot and muggy. We had the whole mountain to ourselves today because of the paving project.