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I wanted to photograph these people all day. She has great blue eyes and her friend had great curly hair. Sadly, I couldn't sneak up on them. Lol. Still it was a pretty fun photowalk. Circle me on Google + and I'll circle you back. Oh, this is Frank Tellez btw, you won't find me if you search for Sunfrog. :p
Ozzy was brave enough to climb two stairs outside. (He never climbs outside steps, if they are open and/or cement. I don't know why! He doesn't mind carpeted steps.)
Leica D-Lux 4
Steps performing live at the Bournemouth International Centre. Licensing: www.charlieraven.com All Rights Reserved
I liked how worn these concrete steps had become under the relentless force of thousands of tides washing over them. Interesting how the wooden formwork around the base has survived so well in comparison. Photo taken with Sigma 10-20mm lens on Colwyn Bay promenade.
Near Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote
January 2014
Pentax MX
Pentax SMC 28mm f3.5 w/ orange filter
Kodak Tri-X 400 / Ilford ID11 (1+2, 13mins, 20ºC)
:: 102 :: Recovery is in sight. :) These steps looked particularly interesting in the rain, as the reflections distract from what the words say. Sometimes our lives get pretty distracting too - and we forget to love others. It's funny that you can actually take these literal steps.
In 1914 the Old Boathouse was situated quite near the bottom of these steps - (now The Silver Dollar) but now the new Lifeboat Station is nearer to the Back Bolts steps - (the other side of the harbour) - so maybe they should do a swap and rename the Back Bolts the Lifeboat Steps!
Higher Steps: Sept. 20-Nov. 22, 2014. Higher school students participate in hands-on electrical and computer engineering camp at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
These steps go up between two huge hospices to the Suleimaniye mosque; you can see what a slope the complex was built on. The mosque, hospices, four medreses, baths, shopping streets, and kitchens are all the work of Mimar Sinan - he created not just a mosque, but a city within the city, here.
Kate, a friend and I visited Anderson Japanese Gardens in Rockford, Illinois.
June 2009
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