We met up at 9 am.

 

It was clear and cold and we were all bundled up.

In warmer weather there are a lot of people sitting around these tables.

  

The round roofed building is the railroad terminal.

   

I should have taken a photo of the gentleman running this little hotdog stand.

He was a very friendly and his face had a lot of character.

   

There were several play areas for children

  

of all ages.

 

Someone neglected to pick up their breakfast and after tools when they left.
There are a lot of homeless people in this area.
The park has 24 hours surveillance (video and audio)
and 24 hour security patrols. 

   

All around it was a fun day.

   

There are a lot of garbage cans in my life.  

These first two are from work.  

I have no idea when garbage day is there.  

Someone empties the cans every day though.

 

These next cans are from my house.  

There are six inside the house and a couple more outside.

All the inside trash eventually ends up in this can.

Garbage day at the house is on Thursday.

  

Here is my can patiently waiting.
    
 
Now it is a happy can,
lid thrown open in a wide grin.
 
OK, maybe it isn't grinning.
But I am, a month's garbage gone.
   

      

     

Sign on a coffee shop wall

 

Pumpkins

  

Guitar for a video game system

  

Lamp waiting for a new life

  

Door knob pet

   

Wheel of fortune

  

  Garbage can 1.0

Garbage can 1.1

All these were taken with an iPhone.  

All but the first were taken using the Hipstamatic app Salvador lens.

Any post processing was done with PS Express.

 I entered these into the 2011 Georgia Renaissance Festival photo contest.

I've had a great time playing with the Hipstamatic app Salvador lens. 

I thought I'd share some of the pictures I've taken in the last week.