rooftops photos on Flickr

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Rooftop Legends 2010 by 99Sense

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View from the rooftop of Kodama Gallery in Kagurazaka. The current exhibition is of works by HIGASHI Arika, ongoing until December 24.

rooftop brolly by superlocal

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changing buses between Kitakyushu Airport & Fukuoka

Waterbed by Weekend del Sol

Rooftop by Edgar Barreira

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In the top of a rooftop I had the opportunity to enjoy Rotterdam in a different way. By Edgar Barreira

core by Mister__Flikr

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Rooftop Garden 2 by marshazee

Parking garage rooftop, Regency Park apts.

Sunset rooftop shoot by Eve Morris

My set up at 4 in the morning as I watch Zack on the rooftop answering questions from the interweb

Rooftop Parking by Michael

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Rooftop Liondog by Glen Malley

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This is one of many guardian figurines which are located on and around houses in Okinawa. They represent some sort of mythical lion-dog.

Wikipedia Entry for Shisa

Rooftop Skies by Richard Easton

Rooftops Of London

Rooftops by Barbara

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Rooftops. by travisogletree.

i don't know what to say or feel anymore. i'm trying my hardest for everything to work out, but i make it impossible for myself somehow.

last saturday at my dad's house i found myself just sitting in the recliner, looking at nothing, thinking about nothing, with my eyes wide open. it honestly freaked me out. i think i'm running myself into the ground emotionally and physically.

i want so badly to be thin, and for everyone to notice.

i

feel

pathetic.

Rooftops in China by meeko_

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World Showcase, EPCOT

Rooftop Graffiti by Trooper One

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Rooftop Statues by Michael Fenichel

The Hofburg, Vienna (Wien)

In a courtyard overlooking the Burggarten @ Hofburg Palace,

Admiring statues, architecture & history.

The inscription reads: *his aedibus adhaeret concors populorum amor*, meaning:

In this building I reconciled the love of the nations (peoples)

I can't say much more about these particular statues conversations or relationships, but I imagine a storied history, as all around this palace.

#FUJI-FILM USER NOTE:

Here I used the infamous 18-135mm lens, which I originally bought for its range/weather resistance for travel. Lots of testing and findings of softness around the edges at extreme lengths. I think I hit this right in its sweet spot (and nice body temperature) - 98.6 - mm.

This is to me an example of a great lens when it plays to its strengths. Works great with the XT-2

rooftop acoustic show 42 by Richard Davis