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I liked a lot of the criticism I got from the Deleteme group on my last photo (even though it was deleted, it's definitely a better shot now than before), so I figured I'd post another shot I really like, but think could probably be improved.
4 Way stop in Leland, MS which appears to have been converted from a 4-Way signal and then the redlight moved to the center.
I was browsing the upstairs section of a thrift store last Saturday when the view out the window caught my eye. Looking at the stoplight in this direction, going straight will keep you on US 250, and point you towards Strasburg. Turning left takes you up US 62 towards Navarre, Ohio.
Sitting in the turn lane after the light turned red, I sat back and enjoyed this beautiful view of the sun shining on the palm trees and highlighting the fresh snow on the San Jacinto mountains in my side view mirror.
It really is the little things that put a smile on my face at 6:15am
VDOT crew installing a Do Not Block Intersection sign at the intersection of 17, Falls Run Drive, and the commuter parking lot. The sign was placed on the stoplight pole in the 17 southbound lane next to the commuter lot. View looking across the highway from East Coast convenience store.
More details here:
twintiersretail.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-construction-gat...
Work is progressing slowly on the new Gateway shopping center.
Olean, NY. November 2017.
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Out with Pauls Pix 53 on Tuesday for a wander around the town of Battle, with the challenge of photographing abstracts.
I found it a tricky challenge, but did enjoy looking.