Grand Central Station, New York CityWandering down corridors in Grand Central Station in search of architectural shots, I happened upon this scene. It just made me smile …
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Mt Hood is one of the most majestic mountains I’ve ever seen. Like other mountains Mt Hood likes to make it’s own weather and it can be difficult to get a good view of the peak. Despite what it looks like, there is less snow and ice on the top than anyone can remember. SMB-Photo.com
“Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view of its plain.” ~ Henry David Thoreau
ss 1/60 f 4.8 ISO 640
Nikon D810 Nikkor 105mm f2.8
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Fujifilm X100s – 1/850 @ f/2.8
I realize in the John Carpenter movie adaptation of the Steven King novel “Christine” they used a 58′ Plymouth Fury but this 57′ Chevy is just “Bad to the Ba..Ba..Bone” also.
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Remembering those very dear to us but not with us anymore.
All Saints’ Day candles in the church courtyard.
I found this car in Alamo NV just before I lost my own car. OK, Joe. I want the year, make and model. And anything else you can come up with. Anyone is free to join in. Give me your best guess. There are no wrong answers as I have no idea what it was and will accept any response! (Is that a sneaky way to get comments? You bet.)
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High times down at the NYC Halloween Parade, Greenwich Village.
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