Performing at Osborne Summer Concerts 2012.

Nature Pictures from Picture Oregon. Charles and Patricia Harkins.

SPNC - Year 2 - Instruction # 22

ʺGo to a big public event. Do not photograph the event." - Richard Bram

This is the twenty second Instruction for the Year 2 of the Street Photography Now Project, written to inspire fresh ways of looking at and documenting the world we all live in.

There are 102 steps. Also known as the "Spanish Steps".

Steps performing live at the Bournemouth International Centre. Licensing: www.charlieraven.com All Rights Reserved

St. Paul de Vence, France

The last time I was here, I waited ages, in vain, for someone in red to descend the steps. Turned up today waited 10 seconds...happy days!

Newcastle upon Tyne

Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales, UK

Steps up to the top of Montmartre, and Basilique du Sacré-Cœur

Leeds Flickr Group 'Photo Safari'

30th August '07

Posed on some more of the great architecture at Gonzaga University

Steps of parliament buildings, Melbourne. (Although signposted "Boston" for the day)

Steps that go from the end of the river bank walk up the the Dylan Thomas work room in Laugharne.

next to the deep ellum tunnel

Steps up to a hidden garden near Minnowburn Beeches, Belfast

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Steps along the Seine river: urban geometry - Paris - July 2012

or possibly steps to someplace of incredible importance. probably the latter.

Sony Alpha 100, Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar MC 50mm f/1.8 (M42)

Harbor Steps

Steps leading into the basement.

It's hard to tell, but there are little rock steps here where they're sitting.

The 39 Steps, by Patrick Barlow, from a film by Alfred Hitchcock based on the novel by John Buchan, William Matthews, Ted Atherton as Richard Hannay and Perrie Olthuis as Annabella/Margaret/Pamela. Photo by Heidi Grzesina

Steps to Number 19

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Plenty of costume changes tonight.

Just playing around in the snow today, FKNA I love it

GE x5 DIGITAL CAMERA

Steps leading into a swimming pool at St Andrews, Malta

Walk 10 steps from the door, turn and shoot, then walk another 10 steps. These are the ones I am looking at to decide which one I like the best. I photographed from work rather than at home.