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HollowHorn wrote:BT, that first photo is excellent, the second one, my god, there is so much going on in that one, I could look at it for hours.

Wow, thanks HH. Guess it proves the merit in buying a compact camera that I can carry all the time. I only went to Mount Florida to get a nameplate for my new hoose and while sheltering from the rain I kept seeing shots.

Bits of a bridge:


And its shadow:

A mixed Gallery from Jean-Marc Millière


http://local.stv.tv/glasgow/galleries/beautiful-glasgow/24641/





http://local.stv.tv/glasgow/magazine/20321-french-photographer-creates-book-of-beautiful-glasgow/

Ex-tractor fan by route9autos.co.uk, on Flickr


Ex-tractor fan by route9autos.co.uk, on Flickr

King Dick by route9autos.co.uk, on Flickr

In northern Italy, where at least the rain was sort of warm-ish:



There was a bit of sun though, so here's it being mostly avoided:

Not Italy, but with actual genuine sunshine. A bit closer to fulfilling my ambition of taking 50,000 photos of the South or George IV Bridge with sunlight streaming through:

The route of the old Clyde Street under the Kingston Bridge:


Clyde Street Route in black and white by vinegartom40, on Flickr

All very stripey.

Bike ride to Bowling by route9autos.co.uk, on Flickr


Bike ride to Bowling by route9autos.co.uk, on Flickr


Bike ride to Bowling by route9autos.co.uk, on Flickr

Last block standing by route9autos.co.uk, on Flickr

Modern Mesh by vinegartom40, on Flickr