Google Images shows that many people find good places to stand to take a picture of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge over the Cooper River in Charleston SC.
But sometimes the shot through the car windshield is fine, too.
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Posted: 2024 Nov 01
Lighting a Candle: The Election Edition
On Election Day four years ago, I drove to my local firehouse to cast my vote for Joe Biden. But as I went to enter the building, I froze for a moment; my neighbor, a man who has a giant billowing Trump flag on his lawn, was manning the door. Each of us knew exactly who the other was voting for, and I briefly wondered if we ought to hate each other for it.
But by that point, I’d spent a decade as a Democrat living in Trump Country. And in that time I’d slowly come to reject the political prejudice so common among my tribe.
Read the whole (lovely) article: Whatever Happens, Love Thy Neighbour
Posted: 2024 Nov 02
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WOW!! Definitely not just another picture from your car. Most people find it difficult to find the defining shot, whereas you seem to have an instinct for nailing them. The fact that it has a point of view makes it even more arresting.
Wow. It looks like one of my 3,285 little objects. Which is what the bridge is, but made up of XXX of little objects.
(The Lancaster Bomber engine is made up of over 55,000 pieces.)
Barbara – I did not know that about the Lancaster Bomber. Why do you know that?
Saw a wonderful documentary last weekend on flying Canada’s Lancaster to England to give air shows with the only other remaining Lancaster in the world that still can fly. A two-hour doc. I heard it go over The Highlands Condo one day and thought my heart would jump out of my body! Cannot image the thrill of seeing hundreds of them in formation overhead during the war heading for the continent. Over 55,000 men died in those planes fighting for freedom. Lest we forget.
(I know, I thought I misheard the number of parts…must look that up later.)
Nice One !!!!
Jim R – Thanks!