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Previously converted to Black and White but I prefer the originals subtle colours. I think?
Things to do in the future. 1. Get a true wide angle lens. 2. Use a tripod.
Taken in the 1970s.
The steps and lights at Boston's City Hall Plaza in winter. They're set against the Center Plaza's curved facade.
I bought this house over two decades ago. To step on the front porch was nothing. Then I had a friend come over and she had had a stroke and simply couldn’t step that high. Hadley immediately went out and got pavers to lay down to cut the height in half. I really wish we didn’t have any steps at all. It automatically rules out my two friends with Mechanized chairs.
P.s. I am sick as a dog today. This is my best effort…
Odc: steps or stairs
Tryouts for the Daily Texan (campus newspaper) are going on for the next few weeks. Here's a shot of my roommate at the bottom of these steps at Austin's infamous nudist park, Hippie Hollow.
For a person wearing braces on both legs, this looked indeed daunting.. Coming down--not so bad. Coming back up? That was a problem!
The exposed root system of this tree makes for convenient steps along the forest trail in the Val Trupchun, Swiss National Park, canton of Graubunden, Switzerland.
Shot with Zeiss Ikon rangefinder & Carl Zeiss Biogon 35mm f/2 @ f/8, 1/60sec on Kodak Ektar ISO-100 film.