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Long day getting to LAS, it’s cold and rainy here. Got my shot in the hotel lobby. ☺️
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Long day getting to LAS, it’s cold and rainy here. Got my shot in the hotel lobby. ☺️
This was the coolest building exterior I’ve ever seen. From a few days ago, on an LAX overnight, but I saw the #texturetuesday hashtag, and this photo came to mind right away. Here’s to Texture Tuesday!
Finally back home.
More L.A. overnights and good photo walking.
LAX overnight. Walking among the palms.
Short walk around today. Found some nice transformer box art.
Nice late-afternoon walk after dinner; found these nice fountains.



It may sound weird, but sparkling water (water with gas) varies greatly in taste, hardness, softness, and level of carbonation, so when you find one that stands out, it’s almost exciting! LOL
First time with this one. It’s outstanding. Plus, it looks even better with Bokeh in the background ; )
Don’t forget to look up, you never know what you’ll see.
Long day of driving home, 6+ hours on the road, took exactly two pictures. This is one.
Took the opportunity to drive down Highway 1 in California. It has been closed for the past three years and has just reopened. We had coastal advisories due to high surf and sneaker waves, which created good photo opportunities.












Walked around town six miles today. Came across this building and just knew it would clean up nice. Super happy with this shot.
Camera: OM-1 MarkII Lens: 12-100 F4 Focal Length: 38mm Shutter speed: 1/250 Aperture: f/11 ISO: 200 Processed: LightRoom
Wanted to get away for a few days, so a proper road trip was in order. My wife is a huge dinosaur fan and has always wanted to see the La Brea Tar Pits Museum. Long day of driving, but made it in time to check in and head out for some great Thai food. Museums tomorrow.



