Captured 11/6/09, early in the morning, from various and sundry spots around town. Postwork involved neat and tidy stuff; no distortion or digifiddling applied. My taillight shots through 11/11/09, the last day of such subject matter, total 322. The number of headlight captures total 234 over the same period, making a grand total of 556 pics between the two. Admittedly, several are repeats from different cars of the same model. This ninja activity has not come without incident. On November 11, as I was striding past the Greyhound bus parking lot, an elderly gent got out of his car, approached me, said he had seen me walking every morning, and then asked why I had photographed his license plate the previous week, and wondered if he had done anything wrong. Although somewhat taken aback, I instantly replied, pshaw!, not to worry, that I had merely snapped his taillight...it's what I do...which really brought a startled expression to his face. To help allay his fears, I had to go through the whole song and dance about Renderosity and my belonging to a website that featured this sort of bizarre and aberrant behavior, etc. To sum it up, he was greatly relieved after the explanation and returned to his car. I continued walking home, wondering if I shouldn't have made up some cock and bull story about me seeing him make an illegal U-turn through a red light, or something to that effect, and then reporting it to the proper authorities. But, as you know, I'm much too nice a guy to do that. I can imagine the comments from viewers saying I should have said this or done that concerning this episode, but I think I carried it off pretty well. At least the fellow can sleep without anxiety. Anyway, the moral of this story is that ninja photography isn't the lah-de-da pastime one might think it is. I do lead a hazardous life. Toodles, and thankx for popping in.