Two rubber-buffed multi-holed manhole covers seen on the street beneath our feet. Both have the same triangular hole pattern around the perimeter, but the lifting notches are in different locations. The notch on the second one looks to be in the correct position.
The strong sunlight reflected from the building across the street offers a wonderful sidelight and a play of shadows and light across this carefully closed white paper bag that had been carelessly tossed on the sidewalk.
Two bronze caps, both very bright. These are probably covers for underground fuel oil tanks. One looks very worn. The other seemingly has not been touched in a while, as seen by the weeds growing around it.
Although these are called 'common tiger lilies', they are quite spectacular. The morning dew droplets add to their beauty. These grow where they want, as they are wild.