
An abandoned Massey Ferguson left to rot. A shame .However it makes for a fine picture.
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An abandoned Massey Ferguson left to rot. A shame .However it makes for a fine picture.
iPhone 12 Pro Max
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Bay Bridge and Clouds

My wife picking out this year’s tree. Merry Christmas everyone.
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At the Planting Fields Arboretum
Image taken with an iPhone 12 Pro Max

I cycle the 18 kilometres to and from work most days summer and winter. I stop to take pictures occasionally.
iPhone 12 Pro Max


Image taken with an iPhone 12 Pro Max

On a recent trip into NYC to meet up with fellow Monochromia contributor Laurie and her husband Greg who were up from Virginia this past weekend my wife and I had a chance to stop at the bar in the new Moynihan Train Hall. This friendly chap was our bartender. I wish I would have got his name but I remember he mentioned he was from Dublin. He may not look like he’s over 15 years old but he sure knew how to properly pour a Guinness. Image was taken with an iPhone 12 Pro Max in portrait mode.

For the past 2 months I have been going for 1 to 2 mile morning walks to get in a little exercise and also to clear my head. This morning while walking through my neighborhood I came across this VW Super Beetle. From the looks of the bumpers I believe this is a 1973 (which was the first year 5 mph bumpers were required). This Beetle brings back so many fond memories of my youth because in 1973 I purchased my first new car which was ironically a 1973 VW Super Beetle. For those of you that are not VW Beetle fans the Super Beetle featured a curved windshield, redesigned dashboard and a blower motor to control the heat output (very high end for a Beetle). Regular Beetle’s featured a flat windshield and the more conventional convection heating system. Both systems were still controlled by 2 levers in between the front seats but there was much less chance of your breath fogging up the front windshield on hot humid summer days and cold winter mornings. Photo was taken with my iPhone 12 Pro Max.

I cycle past this bridge every day. I took this very early one morning with a mini gorilla pod and an iPhone 12 Pro Max.(The best camera, is the one you have with you at the time). It came out rather well I think.
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