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Motorsports, travel, and random photos from around the world. Rally driver, car #91 in ARA National L2WD. Life is too short to just sit around and wait.

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Red and yellow Ferraris are driving down a race track. The grandstands on the right are filled with people. The city looms in the distance. — Singapore GP: Driver Parade
The lead up to the Grand Prix. By this point I am absolutely drenched in sweat, but we had a great view and the energy of the crowd was great.

An orange glow floods the far reaches of the ocean. Waves settle on the beach as the clouds split into multiple colors. — OBX Sunrise
Forced myself out of bed to catch the sunrise on the Outer Banks. Even with adjustments to the photo, it’s hard to capture how stunning the view was.

The sun begins to rise over the ocean. A small wave is coming up over the surf. — Peeking Sun
Forced myself out of bed to catch the sunrise. Did not disappoint.

A black and white striped lighthouse at sunset. A white picket fence sits at the bottom. — Bodie Island Lighthouse
Caught this at sunset. The lighthouses on the Outer Banks are always stunning to see in person - such a cool bit of history.

An old white lighthouse rises in to clear blue skies. There’s a window visible on the front. — My White Whale
When I’d visit here as a kid, the interior was always closed off to the public. In the last year or so they apparently finally opened up the base. Was cool to finally see inside! The Ocracoke Island lighthouse is the second oldest lighthouse in the country. Neat bit of history.

A knockoff crude tiki bar statue is on top of a railing. A pier stretches out over the ocean in the background. — Jank Tiki
Stumbled on a weird tiki bar on a pier, tucked away on the backside of the beach. Was a useful stopping point on an otherwise long drive.

A sign displays text welcoming people to the outer banks. A dilapidated motel is visible in the background. — Down East
Had always been curious about this side of the Outer Banks, wound up with a reasonable excuse to come up from the southern side. Longer ferry ride over Ocracoke but some stunning views.

A crumbling drag racing strip stretches in to the distance. The sky above is filled with clouds. Grandstands are visible over on the left side. — Forgotten Track
Was at a small track for a drifting event, spotted this long unused portion while cooling off. Wonder how many races this has seen?

A colorful but rusting ferris wheel sits among some trees. The sky is blue. — Soviet Era Ferris Wheel
A very odd part of the world. Walking through here feels like simultaneously being in an old Soviet era and the modern era.

A black and white photo of an aging Corgi sitting in tall grass. A shed can be seen behind a tree lined fence. — Growing older…
…but not so gracefully. He’s very photogenic but can be quite the asshole - but I love him no matter how he acts.

A crazy colorful door in Sangenjaya. — Rainbow door
Stumbled on this while passing through the area and thought it’d make a fun picture with saturation cranked way the hell up.

A diagram of how values are multiplied in programming. The entire shot is in black and white. — Vintage Eames Animation
Stopped in to an old haunt of ours for a drink (well, three, to be precise). Got to chatting with the bar owner about the films they were showing. I’d heard about these but not seen them myself - really interesting bit of history that will stop me from ever looking at a certain chair the same way again.

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