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nicole limperopulos — 2009-03-26

lower east side, nyc

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nicole limperopulos — 2009-03-24

lower east side, nyc

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garden of the Gods

nicole limperopulos — 2009-03-22

garden of the Gods

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nicole limperopulos — 2009-03-21

landscape in utah.

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little beach world

nicole limperopulos — 2009-03-20

little beach world, orchard beach.

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cafe du monde

nicole limperopulos — 2009-03-19

cafe du monde, new orleans

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technicolor toes

nicole limperopulos — 2007-04-25

i think that spring has finally sprung!! the past few days have been simply beautiful, so i decided to spend the other day in central park. the warm weather certainly brings out the freaks, shady ladies, and overall free spirits....but the beautiful thing about central park is the diverse crowd that congregates in the same place. i have never seen a pair of nikes like these, but i suppose this dude broke out his best spring footwear to celebrate the occassion.

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mirror image

nicole limperopulos — 2007-04-22

as i walk around the city i cannot help but doing so with my head tileted upward. i spend a great deal of my time studying the details of the buildings that litter the landscape. i have come to realize that the building in nyc each have their own unique story and personality, and are as diverse as the people that inhabit their spaces. sometimes i find that the buildings of nyc make for the best abstract photos.

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arches and tiles

nicole limperopulos — 2007-04-21

whenever i have passed through union station in dc, i have been in a hurry. i have never, until this past visit, taken the time to observe the amazing architecture that comprises union station. i was quite amazed by the amazing geometric patterns and overwhelming sense of beauty. i have been pretty busy lately, and i hadn' even noticed that today was my 200th post. big thanks to mal for reminding me :) hope everyone has a great weekend and enjoys the beautiful weather.

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protesting for life

nicole limperopulos — 2007-04-20

although they are two vastly different cities, i have noticed that dc and nyc have a shared characteristic. it is remarkable to notice the extent to which the cities' inhabitants will go to in order to protest on behalf of that which they believe. this guy was standing in front of the supreme court with three other people. since it was early on a sunday morning, the streets were empty and the supreme court was closed. yet the lack of "attention" did not prevent these people from protesting against abortion. they stood like statues, with red tape over their mouths and bibles in their hands, for hours on end. initally i was not certain as to why they would protest on a day when the court was closed, but in the end i came to realize that perhaps they were out there for themselves and their personal beliefs.

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on the steps of justice

nicole limperopulos — 2007-04-19

i have not visited every city in the united states. however, washington d.c. is the only city, aside from nyc, in which i would choose to live. i spent a weekend in dc recently, and my time there reconfirmed my love of that city. while walking around, i noticed this little guy sitting in front of the halls of justice. he looked ever so small and quite pensive. i couldn't help but wondering what was weighing so heavy on his little mind. i also was struck by the fact that this little guy chose the supreme court as his place of reflection.

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headless businessman

nicole limperopulos — 2007-04-18

i spotted this headless business man while walking around in soho. i found the pose to be very humorous, and couldn't resist a shot. it has been a while since i have been able to post a shot. one day, several weeks ago, i was sitting at my laptop while drinking a cup of coffee. the phone rang, and when i got up to answer it, i knocked over a 20 oz. cup of coffee onto my laptop. needless to say, my laptop was dead. i nearly had a stroke. i turned my laptop upside down to let it drain, hoping upon hopes that it would turn on in the morning. my hopes were dashed when i was unable to press down the power button (apparently when the sugar dried it caused all of the keys to stick). i was miserable for about four days. my misery was compounded when, after speaking with apple, i was informed that apple does not cover accidental spills of acts of God. after a few days, i regained my senses, and i remembered that i had purchased an additional insurance policy outside of apple. i called them, shipped my laptop to them, and after a lengthy diagnostic process, my computer was declared deceased. however, the good news was that the insurance policy covered the cost of my computer, and just yesterday, i received my brand new laptop :D so, i am back!!! i have missed reading everyone's comments and checking out everyone's work. i am looking forward to getting caught up with everyone!

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