Then as I was leaving I saw an opportunity that was too good to miss and lady luck provided me with an open parking spot further down the hill. And then with a chatty car guard in tow, I captured the taxi "parked" on the Land Rover.
He added
a new meaning to the term "chimping" as he wanted to see all the
shots and then called over the security guard, from the Opera House, to have a
look as well. They were intrigued that I had conceived of the idea to park the
"taxi" on the roof of the Land Rover.
"Are you a designer," I was asked.
With that we said our farewells and I continued on my quest.
6 comments:
Oh, WOW! Max, this is awesome and what fun you have had!! I bet the guards wish there were more like you around!! Certainly makes a shift a lot more entertaining! Hope you have a wonderful week!
Sylvia
I love the one with the taxi on the landy's roof. Great shots again. *makes note to really really make a plan to get down to Route 67*
How many lit up "taxis" are there on Rt. 67? Love your picture of the one parked on the Rover.
Very clever shot. I love it.
Wow -- talk about being in the right place at the right time. Amazing pix.
That is the most interesting art exhibition I have ever seen! And your idea to park the taxi on top of the Land Rover is sheer genius!!!!
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