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Feet photos

Me sitting on the ground in front of the Portland Island lighthouse in Wairoa. Similar to the first picture in this article, my phone camera is on the ground and pointing at me with a clear view of the soles of my feet. In this one, both feet are visible instead of just one and I am looking at something out of frame. Me standing in front of a large tree on Marine Parade. Me sitting on a low concrete wall that serves as a seat. In the background, some of the towns on the Marine Parade, the main shopping street. In the foreground, the tops of my bare feet crossed over at the ankles as I sit on the concrete. Me sitting on the ground in front of the Portland Island lighthouse in Wairoa. Because I didn't have anybody to hold the camera, the phone camera is on the ground looking upwards at me. The soles of my bare feet are visible in the lower third of the image. I am looking at something out of frame. Me sitting on the grass in The Square. In the foreground, I'm sitting with my feet to the camera, leaning back on my palms, looking at something in the distance. In the background, the women's rest can be seen though it is blurry. A photo of the Square in Palmerston North. In the foreground, the top of my left bare foot; in the background, the clock tower that stands at the centre of the Square. A picture of a Matsuyama-themed manhole cover with a depiction of Masaoka Shiki, a local poet from years ago, next to a Camellia flower in front of Matsuyama Castle. The tops of my bare feet are visible in the shot as I took the photo pointing directly down. A picture of a koi-themed manhole cover with two white koi circling each other as though trapped in the pavement. The tops of my bare feet are visible in the shot as I took the photo pointing directly down. A picture of a Pokémon-themed manhole cover with Pikachu running from a Game Boy and a Pokéball. The tops of my feet, wearing jandals, are visible in the shot as I took the photo pointing directly down. A picture of an Ōsaka Expo 2025-themed manhole cover with the multi-eyed blue and red mascot on it. The tops of my bare feet are visible in the shot as I took the photo pointing directly down. Before And then Finally