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Thanks John, now I have "Land Down Under" stuck in my head!

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John, the second shot, the man with the stop sign all alone is awesome. I like it very much. :D
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Gee Thanks Kevin.... Now its in my head this morning.....I think I'll leave the Vegemite to you. I've never had it, but it doesn't sound appetizing to me...(I'm sorry if I offend our Australian viewers.)
Doc- Thanks. That shot of the man alone was my favorite too. My wife liked it the least... John
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Here are a couple from Vietnam.

Hanoi street scene:

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Along the river in Hoi An:

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Inuit man in Vancouver, BC yesterday:

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Getting arrested in Vancouver, BC yesterday:

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Nice shots, Henry. :D
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More from Vancouver, today and yesterday.

The Marine Building opened in 1930 and was, for more than a decade, the tallest building in the British Empire:

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Henry- I look foward to your shots in this thread..
The last two are my favorites. The shoes remind me of the street my grandmother lived on. There were a pair of shoes hanging from a wire for a least 15 years...
Those skyscrapers look like a surrealistic shot from the show "Life After People" one of my kids favorite shows.
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Interesting shots Henry, as always, the Mounties always get their man shots is a good'n...probably a good thing they didn't notice you taking them, they might not approve....
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Juanito200 wrote:Henry- I look foward to your shots in this thread..
The last two are my favorites. The shoes remind me of the street my grandmother lived on. There were a pair of shoes hanging from a wire for a least 15 years...
Those skyscrapers look like a surrealistic shot from the show "Life After People" one of my kids favorite shows.
Keep 'em coming!
Thanks, John. The shoes were on a line right downtown and I maneuvered until I could get the huge Vancouver Olympics banner on the side of a building behind the shoes. Yeah, that Life After People show is interesting. :) I have seen it a couple of times.
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Greg Beetham wrote:Interesting shots Henry, as always, the Mounties always get their man shots is a good'n...probably a good thing they didn't notice you taking them, they might not approve....
They seemed to have their hands full so I don't think they cared. :) There was a pretty big commotion on the crowded street and lots of people were watching.
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Hi Henry - I really like the 2nd cop shot, and the first building shot. The three faces in the second cop shot are a great combination. In the first building shot I like the figure crossing the street and the stop sign - not entirely sure why, but a lovely shot :D .

Why are shoes hung over a wire so common? Did someone do it once by accient and now everyone tries to emmulate it? I vaguely remember a scene in Big Fish where the entire town have lost their shoes like this - perhaps is it a basic reference I am missing :D ?
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Here are three more from Vancouver. The first one is from a few days ago and the others are older.

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I finally have a photo for Dr. Harout's thread! :)

One of the florists on our streets. She was kind and shy..and all smiles.

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Yildiz, nice photo! Thanks for posting.

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