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Found while wandering northwest Portland on the Google+ photowalk

Found while wandering northwest Portland on the Google+ photowalk yesterday afternoon.


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Mr. Fresnel is in the House

Up and in the Yaquina Head Lighthouse near Newport, Oregon

Up and in the Yaquina Head Lighthouse near Newport, Oregon


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Coppertones

Metal on the support of a bus shelter in downtown Portland

Metal on the support of a bus shelter in downtown Portland


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A Light Climb

Looking upward inside the Yaquina Head Lighthouse near Newport, Oregon

Looking upward inside the Yaquina Head Lighthouse near Newport, Oregon


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It’s Not Easy Being These

Abstracted Christmas Lights

Abstracted Christmas Lights from the Oregon Zoo.


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City Ridges

A sideways take on hotel rooms in the Embarcadero area of San Francisco

A sideways take on hotel rooms in the Embarcadero area of San Francisco.


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Up Liberty’s Nose

It's okay, it's not the *real* lady...

It’s okay, it’s not the *real* lady…


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Not That I’ve Thought About It

Art, reinterpreted into new art.  Based on artwork at the De Young Museum.

Art, reinterpreted into new art. Based on artwork at the De Young Museum.


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Interior Sunrise

Looking up into the half-dome of the Cincinnati Union Terminal building.   Such a colorful ceiling.

Looking up into the half-dome of the Cincinnati Union Terminal building. Such a colorful ceiling.


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No Trains Anymore

Cincinnati Union Terminal was designed for up to 216 trains per day; it now serves zero passenger trains and houses a variety of museums and offices

Cincinnati Union Terminal was designed for up to 216 trains per day; it now serves zero passenger trains and houses a variety of museums and offices.


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