It must have been a great feeling to take that heavy backpack off!
We do what we must under the circumstances. Me, I'm happy that I use my foldable lightweight luggage carrier for going to the supermarket, or other chores. Living in Manhattan, it's the fastest way to get around with "stuff".
That was me with the backpack 45 years ago - only I don't recall the escalator or the McDonalds at the station. Now I carry an M and a credit card instead.
Thank you. Things, kind of, came together. The awning had been only half-opened, which gave space to the bulbs and the illumination; but not too much of a yawning gap to be unbalanced. Lucky at 6am.
Thank you. I thought it was quite an unglamorous topic. I tried B&W and it was "horrible". Then resorted to colour and brought out the texture and tone. Still unglamorous. Glad you like it.
Thank you. This is the wall decoration of a Japanese noodle shop. As usual, it is a pleasure just to look at them - Zen-like simplicity. Those pots are real; I suspect it is noodle at the back. It is a high-contrast scene; I was careful to get the noodle, and partially the white pot.
The tracks left behind by the tractor and of course, by the seagulls is one reason I took this. Why should the seagul tracks run in parallel to those of the tractor's? 5am.
Thank you. Fascinating architecture. I spend time often standing there to watch the interplay of light. And to think that this is one of the first mall. Genius.
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