It was a short visit but it seemed to go well.

MacDill Avenue and El Prado Boulevard, car facing north.

Been a while.

Stoplight at the Harbour Way end of the Rumrill overpass.

2pm and all is busy

Can you spot the pedestrians?

This was a fun picture to take. I used a tripod and a cable release opening the shutter just before the light changed from green to yellow. It took a couple attempts but the end result is pretty cool.

Stop.

@ Rainbow Reef

Monday Dive #2

I don't know why, but taking pictures out of the front car window always seems to help in my daily picture diary. This is on Dempster near McCormick in Skokie, Ill., on February 7, 2011.

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Park Hill Peloton Reservoir Ride 7/8/2014

An old streetcar at the Halton County Radial Railway. I use a circular polarizer to enhance the sky, plus a little extra something from Photoshop.

Parked up on the ridge overlooking the Hardy McDonalds at the intersection, camera pointed at the stoplight snapping a steady stream of 5 second exposures.

I just like the way it sort of loses its identity when you see it so close and on its side. At least it does for me.

Converted to B&W, rotated.

dailyshoot

#ds65 Make an interesting photo of a mode of transportation today: car, plane, bicycle, subway, or whatever you like!

Please do not lean over edge of platform

On a reef near Grand Cayman.

martinsburg, wv

Stoplight Parrotfish

ZEN MAGNETS / NEOBALLS (@483) - Stoplight

This uses a few Neoballs to add red, yellow, and green to the stoplight.

(@312) - Stoplight ((6 x 13 top) + (6 x 14) + (6 x 14 bot) + (2 x 6 rings top/bot) + (3 x (8 + 8 + 2))

(@171) - Pole (15 x 6 rings) + Base ((2 x 36) + 9 ball feet

For color, remove square portions on the top panel and replace with Neoball red (top) yellow (middle) green (bottom)

An interesting fish with the ability to change sex according to population density. These fish are born female and change to male as they mature. The color of their scales change with their sex- this brightly colored one is a male.

Downtown Ogden at Wall Ave

Blue phase

The red "we're stopped now" lights on the side of our subway cars in Toronto. You might also recognize that the subway has stopped from the fact that it's not moving.