Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
p.130 #1Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Some more from Las Vegas.
Z6ii & 14-30 f/4
DSC_1472 by Colin McIntosh, on Flickr
DSC_1430 by Colin McIntosh, on Flickr
Z6ii & 14-30 f/4
DSC_1472 by Colin McIntosh, on FlickrDSC_1430 by Colin McIntosh, on FlickrFeb 28, 2026 at 12:28 PM
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Mumma Ford Bridge 1911
Feb 28, 2026 at 12:29 PM
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Fruit and Cider
Feb 28, 2026 at 12:36 PM
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Apples Church Bridge 2006
Dan
Dan
Mar 01, 2026 at 12:12 PM
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Boyds Bears Gettysburg,Pa.
Gone but not forgotten.
Dan
Gone but not forgotten.
Dan
Mar 01, 2026 at 12:15 PM
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Some pics.
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Mar 02, 2026 at 08:27 AM
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Madison’s Happiest Corner
ILCE-7CR FE 24mm F2.8 G lens 24mm f/2.8 1/250s 100 ISO 0.0 EV
Mar 03, 2026 at 09:21 AM
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1930's (19??) Ford...
You never know what you are going to find. I walked a tiny local town and found this hidden in a alley.
Dan
You never know what you are going to find. I walked a tiny local town and found this hidden in a alley.
Dan
Mar 04, 2026 at 01:28 PM
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Last Friday after work there was a thick blanket of fog blowing off of the last of the lake ice. I dropped by the a lakeside park to see what I could capture and I'm quite pleased by the results.
Olbrich Park, Madison, WI
3/6/26
Olbrich Park, Madison, WI
3/6/26
Mar 09, 2026 at 10:16 AM
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Today is beautiful! A bit warm for me(70F) but deep blue sky and the warming temps have weeds, grass, "spring wild garlic" really green and sprouting.
This man was cruising the local historic cemetery in his beautifully restore MG Midget.
Dan
This man was cruising the local historic cemetery in his beautifully restore MG Midget.
Dan
Mar 09, 2026 at 12:01 PM
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Beautiful Austin Healy Sprite, mostly known as a Bugeye (or Frogeye in the UK)! Predecessor to the MG Midget. The front hood and most parts are interchangeable. Super fun car. You feel like you're doing 100 at 50mph.
I built one with a F Production race engine that put out at least 95hp. It weighed nearly 1100lbs/500kg. I took the spare tire out because it messed up the balance of the car.
I built one with a F Production race engine that put out at least 95hp. It weighed nearly 1100lbs/500kg. I took the spare tire out because it messed up the balance of the car.
Mar 09, 2026 at 01:12 PM
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taildraggin wrote:
Beautiful Austin Healy Sprite, mostly known as a Bugeye (or Frogeye in the UK)! Predecessor to the MG Midget. The front hood and most parts are interchangeable. Super fun car. You feel like you're doing 100 at 50mph.
I built one with a F Production race engine that put out at least 95hp. It weighed nearly 1100lbs/500kg. I took the spare tire out because it messed up the balance of the car.
Thanks Steve.
His license plate had "MIDGET" on it and the MG hood ornament. It had been completely restored by a man in Connecticut and boys was it beautiful.
It was a great day to be out!
His wife works at the cemetery where these were taken. Next time I go, I will ask her what model it exactly is. He was in a big hurry so I could not get full images.
Dan
Beautiful Austin Healy Sprite, mostly known as a Bugeye (or Frogeye in the UK)! Predecessor to the MG Midget. The front hood and most parts are interchangeable. Super fun car. You feel like you're doing 100 at 50mph.
I built one with a F Production race engine that put out at least 95hp. It weighed nearly 1100lbs/500kg. I took the spare tire out because it messed up the balance of the car.
Thanks Steve.
His license plate had "MIDGET" on it and the MG hood ornament. It had been completely restored by a man in Connecticut and boys was it beautiful.
It was a great day to be out!
His wife works at the cemetery where these were taken. Next time I go, I will ask her what model it exactly is. He was in a big hurry so I could not get full images.
Dan
Mar 10, 2026 at 09:17 AM
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Strange. Pretty sure he's messing around. It should be a '58-'61 A-H Sprite Mk I. (The next edition, Mk II, Sprite and MG Midget Mk I are virtually identical and more familiar.) All Mks can share most parts, though including hood and doors. The later mechanicals were better, but the first Bugeye was the best looking and most distinctive of the lot.
They used to race at Summit Point, SCCA F Production class.
!!! Blower Bugeye - https://www.hemmings.com/stories/blower-bugeye-1960-austin-healey-sprite-mk-1/
They used to race at Summit Point, SCCA F Production class.
!!! Blower Bugeye - https://www.hemmings.com/stories/blower-bugeye-1960-austin-healey-sprite-mk-1/
Mar 10, 2026 at 10:15 AM
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taildraggin wrote:
Strange. Pretty sure he's messing around. It should be a '58-'61 A-H Sprite Mk I. (The next edition, Mk II, Sprite and MG Midget Mk I are virtually identical and more familiar.) All Mks can share most parts, though including hood and doors. The later mechanicals were better, but the first Bugeye was the best looking and most distinctive of the lot.
They used to race at Summit Point, SCCA F Production class.
!!! Blower Bugeye - https://www.hemmings.com/stories/blower-bugeye-1960-austin-healey-sprite-mk-1/
Steve;
He bought the car last Fall "as is". It was spotless!
I had a 1969 MGB-GT and I loved it UNTIL everything started to go wrong. That was only 4 years later.
THANKS FOR THE INFO. His wife works at the cemetery so when I get over there again, I will inquire further.
Not a big deal. It was a classic so I grabbed a shot or 2.
Dan
Strange. Pretty sure he's messing around. It should be a '58-'61 A-H Sprite Mk I. (The next edition, Mk II, Sprite and MG Midget Mk I are virtually identical and more familiar.) All Mks can share most parts, though including hood and doors. The later mechanicals were better, but the first Bugeye was the best looking and most distinctive of the lot.
They used to race at Summit Point, SCCA F Production class.
!!! Blower Bugeye - https://www.hemmings.com/stories/blower-bugeye-1960-austin-healey-sprite-mk-1/
Steve;
He bought the car last Fall "as is". It was spotless!
I had a 1969 MGB-GT and I loved it UNTIL everything started to go wrong. That was only 4 years later.
THANKS FOR THE INFO. His wife works at the cemetery so when I get over there again, I will inquire further.
Not a big deal. It was a classic so I grabbed a shot or 2.
Dan
Mar 10, 2026 at 11:43 AM
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taildraggin wrote:
Strange. Pretty sure he's messing around. It should be a '58-'61 A-H Sprite Mk I. (The next edition, Mk II, Sprite and MG Midget Mk I are virtually identical and more familiar.) All Mks can share most parts, though including hood and doors. The later mechanicals were better, but the first Bugeye was the best looking and most distinctive of the lot.
They used to race at Summit Point, SCCA F Production class.
!!! Blower Bugeye - https://www.hemmings.com/stories/blower-bugeye-1960-austin-healey-sprite-mk-1/
Yes you are correct..I had a few terrible long shots with a 16-35mm lens and the IQ is crap but yes you are correct about the ID.
And NO I wasn't smoking or drinking anything!
...Heh I'm olde!
Thanks again Steve!
Dan
Strange. Pretty sure he's messing around. It should be a '58-'61 A-H Sprite Mk I. (The next edition, Mk II, Sprite and MG Midget Mk I are virtually identical and more familiar.) All Mks can share most parts, though including hood and doors. The later mechanicals were better, but the first Bugeye was the best looking and most distinctive of the lot.
They used to race at Summit Point, SCCA F Production class.
!!! Blower Bugeye - https://www.hemmings.com/stories/blower-bugeye-1960-austin-healey-sprite-mk-1/
Yes you are correct..I had a few terrible long shots with a 16-35mm lens and the IQ is crap but yes you are correct about the ID.
And NO I wasn't smoking or drinking anything!
...Heh I'm olde! Thanks again Steve!
Dan
Mar 10, 2026 at 12:48 PM
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Only half a bubble off.
Mar 10, 2026 at 01:27 PM
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Carroll Creek
1 too many margaritas? or too many led bulbs?
1 too many margaritas? or too many led bulbs?
Mar 20, 2026 at 01:17 PM