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new orleans sunset view
Working in my hotel room at a conference in New Orleans. I snapped this little self portrait/landscape as the sun went down, with Canal Street leading off towards the horizon.
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If you take the ferry across the Mississippi from downtown New Orleans to Algiers, you can find a wonderful bike path along the levy.
Its a little strange to be looking down on such a flat landscape. Not too far down the river though, you'll find tons of fuel docks.
I had to wonder what storm damaged the sign and whether or not they would fix it, and who they were advertising to to begin with.
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new orleans parade aftermath
Everywhere you go in New Orleans there are signs of past festivals -- beads are everywhere, spread far and wide through the city.
These were freshly minted beads thrown from an Easter Parade. Missed or misthrown, i almost dread to think about where a large percentage of these beads end up.
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How To Ramble
How To written 2 March 2008
A introduction to the fine art of rambling, how to discover all the places between your destinations with some guidelines and a packing list.
Pining Dock
The loading dock has a lot to say about a building, how much graffiti it carries, how many no parking signs there are, the state of the bumpers.
This seemed a little worse for wear, slightly melancholy as if it were pining for better days.
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long open
An old rusted railway drawbridge stands open above a waterway that empties into the bay alongside California's oldest and best known prison: San Quentin (seen in the distance).
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Happy Postal Workers
Some downtown San Francisco prankster trying to keep the feet of post office boxes happy.
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swirls and squiggles
Golden hour reflection of a graffitied wall in the window of a sofa shop just off of San Francisco's Market Street at Franklin.
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Porch Denizen
It's always a pleasure to meet friendly cats when wandering a neighborhood.
This one in Bernal Heights of San Francisco was pleased to sit for a portrait.
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And lo,
Sutro Tower appears above the fog and below the clouds, amidst beams of sunlight.
I was biking up and down Potrero Hill trying to get good shots of the evening's amazing cloudscapes when I found this shot.
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adrian cotter has been a member since 9 November 2007 and goes by drain.
Currently in his home.
Subscriber since June 2008!
I am a rambler, a wanderer, an observer, a drawer, a bicyclist, and a photographer.
You can also find adrian at www.nonsensical.com.
