Terminal 5 - It has been raining and windy (and dark) here for the past month. On the way home from work, there was a very slight break in the weather ("sprinkles" rather than rain, but still some wind) and I had the camera and tripod in the car with me. So, I parked at a spot where I've take pictures in the past and decided to try -- sprinkles or no sprinkles.
Dec. 27, 2025
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What a wonderful year you've had! My favorites are... Dawn At Botany Bay Farm, The Crumbling Walls of Turton Moor, The Mormon Temple Shots, and Double Trouble.
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Those are excellent! Especially #1.
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Very interesting and well done. The "new" building on the right... it looks like a "thin" free-standing facade! Cool.
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Some nice winter light is this set. I find this set quite restful.
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Reminds me of the movie 'Up'.
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The duck nicely emphasises the smooth surface.
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Beautiful. A sense of end of year calm. Stunning light.
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I agree with Alan's comments. And I like the face in 'Sunset at The Pigeon Tower'.
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Stunning. Very well exposed.
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This is totally weird! The crushed perspective has done its job.
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This is a rather nice study of colour.
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I always like these old and new juxtapositions. I prefer the old building.
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I noticed this 40 year old Porsche 924 in my parking garage. It's in pretty good shape as far as I can see. I used to have a white 924S that did 250k miles without significant issues.
It was amazing what I could carry in the back with the searts down!
David
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This one had me so completely fooled (is it a single flat wall?) that I had to do an image search for the location and then street view...
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I like exciting cars that are nevertheless practical. 250K miles! That Porsche didn't owe you anything.
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I like this shot very much. I like the contrast between the duck and his geometric surroundings.
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Eye on eye
