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📷 Photo taken at 50mm with exposure of f/6.3 at 1/800 seconds
(with Canon Mount Adapter EF - EOS M)
Well....Electric Transformer station
📷 Photo taken at 12mm with exposure of f/6.3 at 1/800 seconds and exposure bias -1 step
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📷 Photo taken at 11mm with exposure of f/6.3 at 1/1600 seconds and exposure bias -1 step
We did something that we have been talking about for years, that is, stop the car and take a photo of this bus.
a garden wall in china, twenty to eleven in the morning. the wall is white and two openings are cut into it, both black. in the left one a woman stands and poses, chin up, hand on her bag. five metres away a man in a sun hat goes down on his knees and holds up his phone. between them, bolted to the wall above, two security cameras and their shadows. he photographs her. the cameras photograph both of them. nobody photographs the cameras except me.
Aged Heineken sign with paint flaking off the logo and letting. Seen outside a pub on Waymouth Street, Adelaide while waiting at the traffic lights on Light Square.
One Main Place in Downtown Dallas is mirrored in the windows of the neighboring Earle Cabell Federal Building, where a security camera stands guard.
I would imagine this is a favorite truck for a lot of people. Personally I prefer the Good Humor Ice Cream Truck that made the rounds of the neighborhoods when we were kids. It was a highlight of summer. As soon as we heard the bell, we would run to our parents for some change to get a popsicle.
It occurred to me as I was sitting in the car outside the bank taking pictures of this armored truck that I might indeed need bail money. I imagine that they think I am scouting out the bank to pull off a heist. I am probably featured on several security cameras. If I give a shout out, I hope you all will help me make bail.
Happy Truck Thursday!
The Overlook Walk which inear the Seattle Aquarium offers view of the Seattle skyline as well as Puget Sound. the Seattle Grat Wheel can be seen on the right side of the photo