Tattoo studio on Vivian Street

A morning run in the dark. Winter does reduce the opportunities for photographs while on a run, as I am habitually an early morning runner. And on a day like today, there is little other time available for using the camera. I did wonder about leaning across the blind man and his dog between me and the window on the flight home, as there was a colourful sky to the west. Thought that would be a little bit rude. His dog handled the flight very well, even though there were a few times he looked a little unhappy.

Meeting was challenging in the first part of the day, and satisfying towards the end of the day. A month before the next one. Will reduce the pressure on me considerably.

I found an interesting piece of street art in an alley way before I reached here. I think it will be better in the daylight, so I will return. It was so dark in the alley that I needed the flash, and that is not ideal. My first attempt with this building, I still had the flash on and it was very washed out. This is as it came from the camera except for minor cropping and straightening. Worth a look in large, I think.

ADDITIONAL: I have discovered that this building also houses the Museum of Tattoo Art. Some years ago S and I visited the Museum, which was at that time housed in another building. I understand that the move occurred because of concerns that the earlier building was rated as unsafe if there were to be an earthquake.