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Photo of the Day June 2016
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Spotted this is a lost property office on a recent visit to London.
'Mobile' phone, handed in at Baker Street station, London in 1988.
I can understand someone loosing an iPhone on the Underground (Subway), but they must have had a rather large pocket for this to have fallen from.........
'Mobile' phone, handed in at Baker Street station, London in 1988.
I can understand someone loosing an iPhone on the Underground (Subway), but they must have had a rather large pocket for this to have fallen from.........
Slow Roll
A weekly bike ride through the city of Detroit during the warm weather months with 3000+ riders. All ages and skill levels (kids, grandmothers, etc.) and bike types (recumbent, dirt, really tall, etc.), and a few people from other places (I rode next to a group speaking German for quite awhile). Many bikes are tricked out (it is Detroit!) and the music people play (on Beats Pills or full up speakers) is definitely old school (lots of 70's and 80's funk, R&B, and techno). There's no hiding the city's plentiful warts or its hidden gems as you slowly ride through the city. It's been more than 25 years since I've lived there but it will always be home to me.
A weekly bike ride through the city of Detroit during the warm weather months with 3000+ riders. All ages and skill levels (kids, grandmothers, etc.) and bike types (recumbent, dirt, really tall, etc.), and a few people from other places (I rode next to a group speaking German for quite awhile). Many bikes are tricked out (it is Detroit!) and the music people play (on Beats Pills or full up speakers) is definitely old school (lots of 70's and 80's funk, R&B, and techno). There's no hiding the city's plentiful warts or its hidden gems as you slowly ride through the city. It's been more than 25 years since I've lived there but it will always be home to me.
Thanks : ). I had my A6300 & a 50mm 1.8 lens with me here as well. The focal length + crop factor didn't turn out to be the best choice, but I was sure the 1.8 aperture would give me better results than my 6S Plus. The iPhone actually ended up doing surprisingly well and got the better shots.
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An old bull bison crossing a stream in Yellowstone National Park
