Photo Of The Day

These are pretty, as so many frozen structures are--to me these work mainly by imagining them in close proximity to each other, although I imagine they may be quite hard to find, and dispersed over a wide area:

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign­/gallery/2019/dec/28/freeze-frames-alask­an-methane-bubbles-in-pictures

Not so rare in cold climates, though not sure whether it's all methane-based bubbles. Freezing/frozen lake sounds can be astounding as well, from the 80s drum sounds at -30º to the flock of birds (seagulls? speaking of 80s) like tone of water that's just starting to skim over.

Broken Britain

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/galle­ry/2016/jan/18/paris-modernist-housing-e­states-elderly-residents-in-pictures

Pretty astounding cityscapes in there, thanks!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-5­1121075
I got this guy's photo book just recently

I expect Rick Deckard to be slouching in one of those doorways.

Overview uses satellite and aerial imagery to demonstrate how human activity and natural forces shape our Earth. This perspective provides a powerful look at the planet where we live and the civilization we are creating.

Some great shots in this massive collection

Forgot about this photo I took on my phone few years ago off this old man with his fully restored Claud Butler and a photo off him and his wife when they were young he was so proud off himself and his bike .there was such a big crowd around him still cycling in his old age :-))

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Great! What was the event--some kind of Specialized promotion?

It was ride 100 3 years ago in kingston town centre

Cheers. It's lovely to see that kind of thing. I don't suppose he did the ride?

No he didn't he just popped along for the day.

Thanks, it would probably have made the news if he'd done the ride!

No way he would have made it with the time allowed .but yes he would have made big news .

Edit - forget it, cant get the image across

It was a corker though...

Neil Martinson in Hackney in the 1970s

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-5­1238335

Migraine inducing interior design

https://www.leonneal.com/albums/lfML1b/t­he-complete-photographers-knowledge

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020­/feb/07/cosmic-ray-research-station-moun­t-aragats-photo-essay

https://www.amusingplanet.com/2020/02/a-­treasure-trove-of-antique-car.html

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Peter Tatchell, taken by your's truly on his phone. A bit like when a tourist asks you to take a snap of them only more nerve racking.

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Can't get the staff.

(Good photo.)

Just a pic on a crappy phone, but crossing a normally busy Waterloo Bridge today, this seemed to sum up where we are right now.