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Todays post is gonna be short. I went to the airport to pick up my brother. On the way out I noticed this security camera hidden behind a sign. Really stupid planning from someone.
The two locks allow ships to enter and leave the harbour at Farmsum, the Damsterdiep river, and the Eemskanaal
NOTE: If you are seeing Moire patterns on the buildings it is the too-low resolution of your monitor that is the cause and not the photo
A North Korean soldier stands in front of the Panmungak (Panmun Hall). The building, constructed in 1969 and expanded with a third floor in 1994, is the office and command post for the North Korean guard force at the Joint Security Area of the Korean DMZ. The hall is also used as a stand-by room for the meetings held in the MAC buildings. Visitors of the JSA are constantly monitored by guards peaking through windows and the countless cameras installed (unless important visitors are in the JSA, when of course North Korean soldiers come all the way down to the MDL and stand right opposite their ROK counterparts, eyeballs almost touching). Apart from the strict behavioral code, meant to prevent a tourist doing anything stupid that could be seen as provocation and escalate further, there is a dress code that might be enforced to ensure that one’s “fashionably shabby” appearance is not used as propaganda in the North :-)
I can't seem to face up to the facts
I'm tense and nervous and I
Can't relax
I can't sleep 'cause my bed's on fire
Don't touch me I'm a real live wire
Psycho Killer
Qu'est Que C'est
Psycho killer - Talking Heads
It was a stinking hot day today, and I was installing a security camera, when I go distracted.
Trust me, I didn't stay dressed for the shot long.
Created in Google Gemini 2.5 Flash, aka, "Nano Banana."
Sense/Net corporation features prominently in the plot of William Gibson's classic cyberpunk sci-fi thriller, "Neuromancer."
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Low key minimalist product photograph of a Simplisafe security camera from a domestic. alarm and security system.
A quiet corner of the city, where warm window light meets the chill of concrete and metal.
Captured during an evening walk — those fleeting moments of urban solitude always catch my eye.
Industrial details, soft glows, and the poetry of everyday textures.
Part of my ongoing visual series:
“My escape” — exploring the quiet beauty of city environments.
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Space X manned launch from Cape Canaveral as seen from my brother-in-law's security camera in Seneca SC.
Found this front door of apartment building when I was hiking around the neighborhood couple of days ago. What is this place, I immediately thought, when I noticed security camera above the door. Notice that there is also a platform for pin codes and a pretty solid looking door. For some odd reason window on a top conjures up, in my mind, an image of a interrogation room. It's a gray and dreary room with one light hanging from the ceiling. Underneath the light there is a simple table and three chairs – one for me and two for my interrogators. They are though guys that look like they've done this before: the good cop and the bad cop. 'What are your next ideas? What kind of pictures are you going to do for tomorrow?', they bully on me, and I'm unable to answer, because I don't even know it myself.
Start of my photo blog has been surprisingly successful. I've had pretty nice amount of traffic, but it is the acceptance and encouraging welcome that I've received in from many sources what I really appreciate. This is all new to me and I guess I'm still finding out how to relate to it. I just hope that all this encouragement I've received is not in straight relation to expectations. It's still just ordinary me, trying to figure out how to shoot 73 pictures that has something black in them. One by one.
'Look, we are your only friends and the system out there doesn't care a bit about you. It will chew a guys like you ten times every day and be done with them. So why don't you help us to help yourself and reveal your plans. It's really a best thing there is for you', says the good cop while the bad one is digging up a some sort of machine from a locker in a shady corner. Looks like there are some electric wires hanging from it ...
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Rainfall rates exceeded 5" per hour but this was at peak intensity. At least 0.5" fell in 10 minutes. Street flooding (standing water) was brief but roads exposed to adjacent dirt and some large rocks spilled onto streets; stopping traffic at one point.
Taken with NEST security camera through window.
The name of this colourful lane in Limerick city cente suggests an area steeped in history. The city itself has a long history, having been established by the Vikings in 812.
December 30th, 2021
Another half day!
Did nothing. Literally. Cut out all the pictures I printed yesterday for my vision board. Printed some more and cut those too.
Julian and Inare going to see Scream 5 when it comes out so I ordered tickets. Except I got them for the wrong day!
Came home and took a bit of a nap after doing the dishes and straightening up a little. My dad made chicken soup so that was delightful!
After my nap I went to the movies to sort out the tickets and all is well! Went to Target and got a planner. NOT the one I had this year which I am in love with but it is unfortunately discontinued.
Got home and cooked some sausage and peppers and watched Better Call Saul.
Facing south east on the steps down to Parliament Station. There are many signs here that inform you that photography is not permitted. Yet there are 2 surveillance cameras alone in this picture. Outside Parliament Station near the corner of Collins and Spring Streets in the CBD.
A bigger film plane and wider lens would've been nice here, but the cheapie Chinaphone did surprisingly well.
Watching and being watched on the Sydney Harbour Bridge
FILMPROCESSING, PRINTING, SCANNING, C-41
Bennett's Photos & Frames, Mortdale, NSW Australia
Looking up at a security camera (most likely not being used) on an external pillar of the old AMI Stadium (Lancaster Park) in Christchurch. One small stand has already gone as a result of earthquake damage, and the whole stadium may be demolished. It has not been used since before the 22nd February 2011 earthquake.
The security cameras at Government House Sydney, an appropriate shade of green and nicely tucked away behind some topiary. Not too bad a job. I don't think they are meant to be secret or anything, it's so beautiful in the grounds its great to see whoever is in charge making an effort to keep the grounds looking as true to their Victorian heritage as they can.
Fujifilm X-Pro1
XF35mmF1.4 R
ƒ/5.0 35.0 mm 1/500 400iso
My NEST camera recorded light pillars during snow showers when temperatures were near 10 F with RH of 92%. The light came from distant fracking natural gas rigs.
Picture of the Day
Smoke.
Amcor Flexibles Fire at Brucefield Industrial Estate, Livingston.
Fortunately there were no serious injuries with only one person suffering minor burns to the back of their hand.
3 firefighters felt unwell and attended hospital as a precautionary measure.
Amcor decided not to rebuild the facility with the loss of more than 80 jobs.
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This event dropped over 1.5 inches of rain in just a few minutes around 3:19PM. Watch the hail accumulate on the nearby roof. Temperatures fell from 46F to 40F during this event.
Picture of the Day
Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial
Security Camera
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