Follow the yellow brick road #2 by goodoleboy
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Description
Captured 4/9/10, very early in the morning, about .20 of a mile from my petulant pad.
A ZOOM view would be most helpful.
The city has been busy installing these nonslip metal gratings at every sloped corner, which is fine with me because I now have the opportunity to take more pics of them, with their neato patterns and textures, from every conceivable angle, except up. I just set the camera down along side the grating, click, and hope for the best. And, I am on my knees and not on my stomach/tummy during this procedure. Leaving nothing to chance, I even use a small whisk broom to brush away any debris before taking the pic. The gratings are best to capture in the early AM or late afternoon when the shadows are long. Needless to say, I get a lot of curious stares from drivers, passengers and pedestrians during this endeavor.
Toodles, thankx for popping in, and for any and all complimentary comments and favs.

Comments (16)
Great and unique view!! Yes we look rather strange sometimes when taking pics.
Most unusual pic and I applaud you for your efforts. Sometimes the fear of looking odd keeps me from taking pics.
Very cool shot!
Oh yes - how wonderful! When I looked at it I though it was one of those 'flat on your tummy' shots! Very inventive plan that you have made here Harry! I can imagine the stares... LOL...
Fantastic idea and shot. Beautiful colors, light and superb depth on this image.
I can imagine a scene, you on your tummy taking this shot...lol. Excelent unusual pov.
You use the sun to great effect Harry.. A brilliant POV... Excellent idea and shot.. Rob
LOL... well you are doing a fine job of keeping them clean for the city, they should drop you a check or lower your cooling bill yeah right.. Great shots and we really need someone to get some shots of you taking some of these.. happy SUNDAY!!
This one had me fooled Harry. Had no idea what I was opening. I agree with the cool petterns and textures and you caught some real fine lighting. Dana
We have these here too, at corners and crosswalks; they do look odd, and this is a great POV and shot of one! I'd not considered doing this, excellent idea!
This is excellent! The pov is perfect ... your technique did not fail you. Neat-o image!
Super shot, Harry---and your technique is just great, no matter what all those people thing (they're obviously not photographers!!)
COOOOOOOL!!! Superb POV and image!
Hello Harry! About time I got here huh???:-) This would have killed my knees so I applaud your efforts and its a great abstract image I think. Great interest between the bumps and lines and that lovely sun shining bright on the walkway. Great stuff!!!
This is cool! Excellent perspective! It made me think of some of MagikUnicorn's Bryce images. I love the textures and lines. I've been doing some of that putting the camera on or near the ground lately too. It's fun to see what comes out. I love the freedom that digital gives you to take shot after shot. Wonderful image!
Awesome Pov in this one Harry. Just recently I was down on the ground shooting a dandelion ... its kinda fun down there ;)