Showing posts with label Favourite photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Favourite photos. Show all posts
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Looking north over West Broadway Avenue, between the streets Alder and Spruce.[/caption]
The above photo was taken from the lofty height of about two storeys, looking north from the rooftop parking atop the Toys “Я” Us on West Broadway. I've taken several photos from here -- it's accessible 24-hours-a-day.
Naturally I take most of my photos where I spend the majority of my time: at street level. I've managed to take a few photos from the slightly higher vantage point of two floors above ground level. And at least one shot was taken from a third storey balcony.
Looking north over West Broadway Avenue, between the streets Alder and Spruce.[/caption]The above photo was taken from the lofty height of about two storeys, looking north from the rooftop parking atop the Toys “Я” Us on West Broadway. I've taken several photos from here -- it's accessible 24-hours-a-day.
Naturally I take most of my photos where I spend the majority of my time: at street level. I've managed to take a few photos from the slightly higher vantage point of two floors above ground level. And at least one shot was taken from a third storey balcony.
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You can click this image to see a larger version; just not as large as the two below.[/caption]
This post may not be for you. The target viewer has time on their hands, a fascination with nature, and a fast Internet connection. If that's not you, leaf now!
A 20-megapixel camera is very addictive. Thanks to kind, and generous blog follower, I have one. You can take a photograph of the most mundane things, like, um... dewy leaves, and just lose yourself in the details. Below are two such details. Click on them to open the full-resolution images. Right-click, "Save link as..." will save the nearly 8 MB images to your hard drive.
You can click this image to see a larger version; just not as large as the two below.[/caption]This post may not be for you. The target viewer has time on their hands, a fascination with nature, and a fast Internet connection. If that's not you, leaf now!
A 20-megapixel camera is very addictive. Thanks to kind, and generous blog follower, I have one. You can take a photograph of the most mundane things, like, um... dewy leaves, and just lose yourself in the details. Below are two such details. Click on them to open the full-resolution images. Right-click, "Save link as..." will save the nearly 8 MB images to your hard drive.
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