Here we go, when I set off from home I usually wait for the bus into town, on the corners of Wyre Crescent and Birch Hall Avenue, today was typical, I always sit on this banking under the tree shade, people think I'm not so well, and ask if I'm ok, that usually starts a nice conversation, usually with an explanation that I've normally got a lot of discomfort in my legs, and then we part company with smiles and waves, today I decided a shot of the view from my resting place would be nice, I do like the way the birch tree frames the road, well I got on the bus and went into town.
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And rounding the corner at the top of Railway Road, this is what I saw from the bus window, so I went into town and walked up railway road to photograph these children's fishing nets on display outside a pound shop.
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Now before I went up Railway Road, I happened to notice a nice grouping of people waiting for the bus, but through the cameras screen I couldn't see a thing because of the very strong backlighting, I just shot hoping for the best and what I got I was pleased with, there's nothing but ladies in that bus queue, and they were quite colourful set against that yellow bus.
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Michael....now we have a little problem..... The cars are parked on the wrong side of the street!! LOL!
This is a beautiful journey you have taken us on again. Do you have more you can add the this series? We would love to see more!
Judy, I agree those cars are all on the wrong side of the street. :lol:
But how I enjoy these "Travels With Michael". :thumbsup:
Now, that is what I call a passionate photographer. Excellent use of photogtraphy to express your vision and thoughts. I love the second frame.