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Some (more) modern buildings built around a battlement of the old city wall in the cool medieval town of Taormina Sicily. The security camera on top looks a bit out of place!

One Nation Under Surveillance. Probably taken with Argus C3, 2012.

10th and Cherry Street

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

security camera and fence guarding the Motorola gap site on Singer Road

 

East Kilbride - October 2016

Close-up shot of a security camera as it keeps watch on all sorts of things.

 

This is a test shot using one of the more unusual homemade lenses in my collection. It is a lens intended for use in a very high-end "Large Venue" projector made by Sony.

 

Sony 54.27mm f/1.7 Projector Lens

Überwachung, Vorsicht wer klingelt wird fotografiert. Altstadt Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein

Cool medieval town of Taormina Sicily, various balcony styles. Notice how the security camera looks out of place above the doorway...

St. Lawrence Avenue at Trout Street

St. Lawrence, Pennsylvania

An apt, and classically French way to advise visitors that the catacomb tour ends here.

Random shot being the result of staring at a wall, for a period of time, during a short break at work.

Zoom in to see the effect, I like this infinity view effect.

Taken outside Shepherds Bush Central tube station...

Richland Federal Building

Richland, Washington

Spring 2024

 

Leica M3

Leica 50mm ƒ/2 Summicron rigid

Kentmere 400 pushed to ISO 800

A sunny day at a street corner in Montreal, featuring a mix of historic stone architecture and modern elements, with pedestrians navigating the sidewalk near traffic lights.

No impromptu appearances for Mary this time as Our Lady of Fatima makes a scheduled visit to Dublin's O'Connell Street.

I took this photograph of a Black Bench provided so commuters can sit while waiting for the next scheduled Train at Church Street Station in, Orlando, Florida.

Small municipal mistakes and oddities surface once you've lived here long enough.

 

This picture attempts to frame the edges or is that margins of the gardens not as an idyllic escape, but as an liminal zone where civic infrastructure, commercial architecture, and nature awkwardly coexist.

Sometimes the plants growing along the staircases on the back sides of the buildings were the best touches

Canon 77D + Sigma 18-35mm f1.8

f3.5 ISO 1/80 ISO 1600

 

Usually, my shots are planned well in advance. I have a google map with all the spots I intend to visit on each trip, with notes saved for what angle to get, which gear to use, what time of day, and maybe an example image from another photographer.

 

This picture wasn't planned. I just saw the googly eyes and was like "quick give me your camera mine's in my bag." The googly eyes and the train were just too perfect. Pareidolia anyone?

3rd day in a row with interesting altocumulus lenticularis clouds. This clip covers about 3 hours lapsed time.

 

Taken 26 Feb 19.

On a pandemic shopping trip to Walmart's. Glad I was not taller, or I would have hit that hanging security camera.

Sterling Heights, Michigan

 

surveillance security cameras on wall

Looking straight up at the shutters over the rear windows of an apartment block. These corrugated metal with fine holes are semi-transparent, and are an interesting innovation.

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