Newton's Law of Motion (Negative Energy) by Canon Image Challenge

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10-JUN-2018	Traveller

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Canon Image Challenge		12-Jun-2018 02:43
I call first dibs on the camera gear;-) ;-). Now you have me concerned, seriously depression is serious business so if you need help don’t hesitate to seek it. I wish I would have paid much closer attention to my neighbors warning signs and suttle calls for help. I think I would have titled this “Everyday LA”. Paul

Canon Image Challenge		11-Jun-2018 10:33
Uh-oh. Hope you're feeling better. Keep your camera with you. It's an interesting world, and no one else has your perspective. Expensive doesn't mean reliable. My English friends in the motoring trade would not find this scene surprising. Dave

Canon Image Challenge		11-Jun-2018 06:20
My life really has been crap, Jim...sometimes I wonder why I carry on...(this is not a suicide note, {but boy do I have a suicide story...which is why I've been absent from here)...sigh Amusingly...this was just a brand new spanking Range Rover broken down in the middle od the Hollywood freeway...when I took the picture, I still thought it an accident with interesting lights and so worthy a shoot...later I cam to know this was a mere mechanical breakdown of a very expensive vehicle. Traveller

Canon Image Challenge		11-Jun-2018 01:48
It looks like you captured the result of a crash - where a moving car encountered something which brought it to a stop : " Newton's first law states that every object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless compelled to change its state by the action of an external force". IE, it lost it's kinetic energy. And i am glad to see that you pulled over in the blocked off shoulder to snap this. Jim

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