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It's after the surf hits the rocks that I find interesting. Both of the photos were taken from the same location. The second photo has sea water from the previous break flowing out while the next wave hits the rocks.
When you put your hand on the side of this locomotive you can feel the engine purring.
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For the land locked a way to cool off.
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After taking the new Expo line to it's terminus in Culver City I took a quick look at the streets surrounding the station stop.
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These tiny clouds would start forming from nothing and get bigger and bigger until it appears their own mass would collapse on itself and they would be gone.
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And she said: "You really need to get a life dude."
I always stop here to get a photo. It rarely is the same scene. 
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Can't decide which one I prefer. Do you have an opinion?
The photo was taken with the Sun directly behind the couple. I was able to correct the exposure somewhat in Adobe Lightroom by brightening the shadows. 
The Apple iPad may be really cool thing but if you want to take photos with them you still need to know HOW to take pictures. Like pointing your camera, excuse me iPad, directly into the Sun is NOT recommended. You, the picture taker, may be able to see the big screen but I can't believe you'll see anything on it worth while. The two fellows you're photographing will probably be faint outlines with a big bright, make that very bright, Sun in the background. So take some photography lessons and maybe you'll get something worth while.
A man with a sense of humor and an umbrella stuck in his head.
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It says anything you want it to say. For me it says: "Climb over my chain and enjoy the view from this termite infested, rotting timber, rusting steel, crumbling concrete of a building. It's going to be torn down real soon so don't delay."
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