
Fujifilm X100T – 1/8 @ f/2.8 – ISO 200

Fujifilm X100T – 1/8 @ f/2.8 – ISO 200
On Route 66, just outside of Kingman AZ where summer daytime highs reach above 90 °F (32 °C) frequently, but rarely exceed 107 °F (42 °C). It’s nice to have old time air cooling. Just throw open a window and watch the curtains stand tall and firm whenever a breeze refuses to blow.
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Gone
I photographed this one a couple years ago and recently returned to find it had been burned to the ground. It is becoming common for people to seek out these old structures and torch them, which is unfortunate, and dangerous. If this was in a dry time of the year, the fire could easily have spread.

It my seem like a childish thing to have on my backpack. However he has hung there for many years now . The pack he hangs around on is the pack I use on my bike commute most mornings in the summer and a few in the winter. My other passion besides family, and photography is cycling. I purchased this little chap at Legoland many years ago as a reminder of my favourite cyclist Marco Pantani. Who sadly is no longer with us.
I took this shot in window light using my Hipstamatic app on my iPhone.

Honoring the men and women who served in the Vietnam War, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial chronologically lists across 140 black granite panels the names of more than 58,000 men and women who gave their lives while serving with the U.S. armed forces in the Vietnam War.
— shot with the Fuji X100T —
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This photo is about 25 years old (analog for sure), I took it at a friend’s backyard in South France. The family had just come from the beach and Marieanne was hanging up their beach towels. I do not remember if I really saw the print on the towel at this moment, or if I had my focus on other things. Well it was long ago … & I was 25 years younger !
PS. I know, no nudes here, it´s just a towel !!!
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