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Having walked from One Word Trade Centre up along part of West Street, I stopped and took a left turn to walk up Pier 45. The light was coming almost straight at me but I liked the contrast of the mooring masts to the sky scraper backdrop. The choppy waters seemed to distract from the overall image, so I elected to take a long exposure to flatten that problem out. A cheap and nasty fake wannabe Gorilla Pod was all i had available to steady the camera, so it took a few attempt to get something half OK.
One of a pair outside St Mary's Church, Lewisham. Very stylised & attractive, I thought. When I was a child, our house had these (not so elaborate!) embedded in the front door step, but you don't see them much any more.
B is for boot scraper
A piece of ( The Game Of Photo Association): wrought iron with 3 legs > wrought iron with 4 legs
A view from Shanghai's Haungpu riverside.
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Well I tried to make the most of the superb clear skies over the weekend and this was one of the last shots from the 3 nights I was down there.
I've really enjoyed the peace and tranquility of it, as its been welcome distraction from the mayhem that is our house during the build up to Christmas.
View on black!!
When I came out this morning I had to scrape the frost off the windscreen 😟
We get little snow in Southern England – but we do get frost 😳
Seen at the under-construction interchange between Highway 41 and Highway 45 in Oshkosh, WI. June 20, 2011.
One of a number of motor scrapers Becher had working at Maidens hall including 631s 637s and a few 641s was this 637