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04-MAR-2004 Chris Brooker

4th March 2004

Is that you in there Pall?

Another trip to London today, I went up later as my back is still not quite right.
Walking along Fleet Street I saw these goggles in a shop window.
I flipped the image in Photoshop to please our "drive on the right" friends.

Also so you can read the shopfronts. Do those of you in the USA feel at home??

Olympus E-20N
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Date/Time04-Mar-2004 14:59:47
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brother_mark09-Mar-2004 16:17
Neat image. It took me a while to appreciate the "correct" traffic patterns. Not enough traffic!
RodTO06-Mar-2004 23:10
Cool shot! The gradation on the glasses is great!
Guest 06-Mar-2004 18:06
Now I'm a sucker for photos showing reflections of sunglasses - this is no exception! Great shot, I love it!
Guest 05-Mar-2004 20:16
Very clever shot Chris - but you really should not pamper those that drive on the right - after all they're all wrong but us {LOL} I imagine it was not an easy shot to get?
Guest 05-Mar-2004 14:16
Fantastic work Chris!
Chris Brooker05-Mar-2004 13:55
I was told by a conductor two weeks ago that they finish in June this year.
He may have only been talking about his garage.
Ray :)05-Mar-2004 13:29
They're only retiring the most old-fashioned red double deckers with the open platforms - they are 40 years old!I read the last ones will go early 2006. We still have many red double-deckers here, many of which are quite new. There has been criticsm that the old open-platform "Routemasters" are no good for the disabled etc. otherwise they would have continued for longer. ~~~Ray.
Pall Gudjonsson05-Mar-2004 11:46
Great !
Guest 05-Mar-2004 06:02
Very cool idea. Saw the double-decker bus in the background. I heard today that they plan to retire all of those wonderful busses in London ... kind of sad if you ask me.
virginiacoastline05-Mar-2004 01:30
LOL! @ you, Chris . . this is soooo FUN! I had to open it in 'original to read the store fronts, but grinned as big as Big Ben when I did. I'm going to have to go reshoot one of my traffic pictures & flip it so you can feel at home too . . .except traffic is traffic no matter who you flip off . . .oh, excuse me, that was spoz to be 'no matter how you flip off . . um, it"
Jeff Gegner05-Mar-2004 00:41
Nice shot!
Guest 05-Mar-2004 00:01
COOL! HATE McDonalds, LOVE Starbucks!! Nice to see you as well! You are so cool! Love this shot! Take care of your back, Have a latte and call in the morning!
Jill04-Mar-2004 23:58
Thanks Chris for rotating just for the convenience of our feeling comfortable! Love the reflections, color. High energy image well captured.
Guest 04-Mar-2004 23:34
LOL - This is too funny Chris! On behalf of all americans - I THANK you for flipping the image to the CORRECT driving way! :) Excellent image!

I hope your back feels better soon.
Guest 04-Mar-2004 23:31
LOVE it!! Great colors and awesome reflection!! I'd like to see the "drive on the left" version too ;) Creative idea, Chris!!
Ray :)04-Mar-2004 23:29
...and the guy on the right, what's he thinking?
Ray :)04-Mar-2004 23:28
I suspect this image was also for Jeanne, Larry and a few other of our 'addicted' friends, and I'm not talking PAD addiction here either!! Clever photo, Chris. Take care with your back!