Photos from northwestern spain I mostly take photos in BW. All this photos were taken in an area wich comprises a radius about 60-80 km (36-50 miles). These two are from the village where i do live This beach is about 4 km (2,5 miles) long and gets overcrowded in summer, they failed (fortunately) to transform the village in one of those tourist traps like the ones placed in the meditrerranean coast in the late 70's. Those three photos are from nearby coastal villages, they rarely have more than 5000 inhabitats. And finally the last ones were taken in a southern mountain range about two months ago, the last two are placed in the boundaries of a very small ski resort about a 90 min trip from the coast. Tell me if you want me to post photos from other places of spain.
Pics from Memorial Day at the lake. Nice Crappie. My Dad and a white bass. Parents boat & sea doos. Sunrise. View of the water. Red neck lake house & a million dollar home to compare. I don't know what to think of this. :smt082
Here's some photo's from Rome and Napels, Italy. I went there about two months ago (and the week after that I went to Australia for about two weeks). Still got to make pictures from my own country, but I am too occupied at the moment (final exams).
the steadster: I just saw your pictures on page one. They sort of remind me of Ryo Hazuki's yard, in a way. Awesome.
Cheers...I think :smt023 I'll take some better ones tomorrow with a better camera. Its also a fair amount greener now its later in the year. I might even go outside to take the pictures
I said I'd Take some better ones, so here they are. Went out 1/2hr or so ago to take these Front of my house, with my car again, different angle though Front garden from the house Back Garden same again and finally a random bit of bush in more detail
Cleaning up my work PC I found some pictures of my old neighborhood in Tokyo. I love this hood. It is one stop from Shibuya on the Denentoshi (purple) line. You can cycle to Shibuya in about 10 minutes even over the big-ass hill. You can also easily cycle to the Meguro pool in the summer, Sangenjaya is just down the street, Yoyogi Uehara is also very close. There are probably 3 Book Off's which are all within a 10 minute bike ride of each other, a pretty decent arcade in Sangenjaya, and of course a shitload of convenience stores. Route 246 The next two pictures are the "old 246". Like... before there were cars, this was route 246. I lived on an offshoot of this street. Pretty quiet. Two shots of the local shrine. Kyu Osando. They put up some sort of office made out of shitty aluminum right in the middle a year or so later. It is the most ass looking thing I have seen. Here's the same neighborhood when it snowed one year. Snow in Tokyo is like a piece of gum. It's good for about 10 minutes, then it goes to shit.
