Saturated Street Scenes: Cialis Edition

The trouble with trying to duplicate the Cialis commercials is you need two bathtubs and you have to change the water regularly. Someone is halfway there in this latest Saturated Street Scene from Whalsay, Shetland Islands, Scotland, overlooking the North Sea. The entire series is here.

(Much bigger when clicked.)

Crossposted to all sorts of places.

Supersaturated Street Scenes - Montreal

Click 'em for bigness.

First view is in the Vieux-Montréal area, the oldest part of the city and apparently the most touristy. Then I randomly dropped the little yellow man in a suburb north of the city called Lachenaie, where some very colorful laundry flies in the backyard. Nice of the Google Car to cruise this area during a pretty season, grass so lush it almost felt wrong to pump up the saturation, but since that's the name of the series, I had to stay true.

(Camper, above-ground pool and white fence optional.)

Supersaturated Street Scenes - Brotherly Love Edition

There are some "photographers" getting a lot of attention for their cropped Google Street View images. Honestly, it's not that hard to troll the virtual streets and find cool things. Here's my latest. And here are some more.

Back To School

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Philadelphia, PA (N. 15th ST, between W. York and W. Dauphin)

Supersaturated Street Scenes - Confederate Edition

At the interchange of I-75 and I-4 in Tampa stands what is billed as the largest Confederate Flag in the world. On the day that the Google car drove by, so did the type of dented white van you warn children to be wary of.

Supersaturated Street Scenes - Nation's Capital

I know you do this, too. You find an agency's address on their website and then go see what their building looks like, wondering how you might like working there. I did that recently for an agency in the DC area looking for a senior copywriter. OK, maybe you don't do that. Maybe you're just weird then.

A lovely spring day in Washington, DC finds some citizens enjoying Georgetown Waterfront Park, oblivious to President Obama out for an afternoon stroll. (Larger happens when you click.)

Here's our last visit to DC on Google Street Views.