NYC Snowstorm!

Feb 10, 2010

At the corner of Elizabeth and Little Lonsdale Streets, Melbourne. Many of these 'little' streets don't have dedicated traffic signals for pedestrians, so the standard signals for cars apply instead.

I had never used Adobe Illustrator before, so this was the first thing I made in it. I wanted to do something with color because when I did it I noticed most of my stuff was Black and White and I thought I could use some color. It's for an imaginary art show

Sitting at a stop light. Fun to wiggle the camera, though :)

Scorching summer heat. It's a wonder the trees are still green. Turning on to Damascus Street.

Stop every now and then. Just stop and enjoy.

Take a deep breath. Relax and take in the abundance of life.

- unknown

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It reminds me of the 90's

1235 hrs, July 254, 2018. The stoplight changed just as I took the picture so there were no pedestrians and the lights ahead had changed which somehow cleaned out the traffic. Not something normally seen on the busiest street in the city during the noon hour. Photo by Frank.

A bit cliche...

For westbound traffic on the Monash Freeway at the Burke Road entry

I was bored, waiting for a stoplight.

SONY DSC

21/365 - January 21, 2010

Louisiana - Jean LaFitte National Historical Park and Preserve, bayou areas south of New Orleans, Barataria Preserve, and canals connecting to Lake Salvador.

All houses are owned by families and cannot be sold, only inherited. Some damage from hurricane Katrina's winds, but not much flooding damage.

He thinks he is disguised

I have never seen anything like it...except maybe for the elephant streetlights in the background.

Older 4-Way flashing light in Sallisaw, OK.

30 sec exposure on B setting.

Fisheye2 Camera, 35mm Fuji Superia X-TRA 400. 26 Feb 2011

Dan Buckenmyer - Worldwide Photo Walk - Cape Girardeau 2015

Sour skittles are the perfect way to get your sugar fix. Who knew they would make for good models in a photo, too?

Did you notice the stoplight right outside this window?

Or would that be "neighbour"?

Waiting at a traffic light for me & my brownie.