This is a collection of images I took that caught my eye while I was out roaming the streets.
The convoy is part of the Law Enforcement Torch Run, a fundraiser and awareness campaign for Special Olympics Manitoba.
In The Streets
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Oh you captured those things. Good thing you got your camera ready.
This is amazing and you are very courageous! I don’t imagine I can walk a mile in your shoes after reading your story and that’s courageous! Keep your head up darl.
I find it really fascinating to see where others live, so I really enjoyed looking at your pictures.
You just gave me an idea on what to do this week with the grandkids. I’m going to go drive around and let them get photos like this. The flowers made me sad because I know that someone passed away there more than likely. I can’t believe that person is just lying there lol. And that cute bunny, oh my.
This is actually a pretty neat idea. I love it, these are some interesting photos as well.
Very interesting photos.
These pictures are real, natural and funny. Thanks for sharing them.
This is such a great way of looking at your local area in a different way! Usually, people don’t even notice these things!
I love seeing street photographs. They’re very authentic
Oh the little rabbit is so cute. Itās the raw, everyday things we need to notice. Great gallery.
Its impressive.some raw real pictures captured through your lens
Very cool! It’s refreshing to see some real pictures after spending so much time scrolling IG and the curated pictures that dominate it.
I love this photos and that panda is so big.
I love that you’re taking notice of the little things!
OMG you took a photo of Herbie!! I used to love that movie when I was little. I remember watching it with my mama when I was home with the chickenpox in second grade. (I know, I’m showing my age with comment. lol)
It was one of those It cant really be moments. I was lucky to have my camera ready.
Is that a huge panda toy or someone wearing the costume? š
It is a toy. It was left on the side of the road after the town was hit with a flash flood.
SOme interesting perspectives you have captured. Its very interesting how things change from one suburb to the next.
Interesting perspectives in your photos. You have captures all sorts, from little pieces of life to very strange things, like the guy laying on the pavement half naked.
this is so fun! i love how you captured all of this.
Interesting photos! I enjoyed looking through them š
Debs
Those were interesting collection of pictures. I felt differently upon seeing some of them.
Awesome pics! Thanks for sharing!!