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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.)

By the time you read this stateside I’ll be on my way home from the car cemetery in Sweden I hope to get some more shots that I can share with you in the winter months.
It’s amazing how many streets in New York City yield views of One World Trade Center. This is Sullivan Street in Greenwich Village, just south of Washington Square Park.
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Fuji X100T – 1/60 @ f/4 – ISO – 200
This is an image I took as we were leaving the Photo Plus Expo at the Javits Center in NYC. Louis Mendes is on the left sporting his version of a mirrorless camera and our very own Patti Fogerty is on the right with her infectious smile and Fuji X100T. After looking at Louis’s rig Patti and I agreed the newer mirrorless cameras are so much easier to hide in a coat pocket or bag. How technology marches on. Thanks for making Saturday a really fun day Patti 🙂 What started out as blogging cyber friends has developed into a really wonderful friendship. I wouldn’t dare go into Manhattan without giving Patti a shout.
PS – I want Louis’s hat Emilio !

…to one of my favourite places. Namely a car cemetery in Sweden. Its just a couple of hours in the car from my home. Myself and a few mates will take the trip next weekend. I hope to share some of the work here v.soon so stay tuned.
New York City is known for Broadway, but a new tourist attraction brings theatre to the streets!
Walking down 7th Avenue, just south of Central Park, I managed to catch two musicians serenading the tourists on this spectacular bus. “The Ride” is a theatrical tour of Times Square and midtown Manhattan. Riders on these multi-million dollar buses, in stadium seats that face outwards, have no idea who on the streets are part of the tour. From the website: “THE RIDE is a one-of-a-kind interactive entertainment experience where the streets of New York City are the stage, and you’ve got front row seats!” For a theatre lover like me, this seems like a fantastic way to see New York City landmarks in a whole new way!
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