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A modern high-rise stands tall against a backdrop of endless forest, its sharp lines and vivid green facade contrasting with the softer tones of trees and suburban houses below. The glass balconies reflect fragments of life, while the grid-like design adds order to the vertical rise. Between city and nature, this building becomes a striking marker of human presence in the landscape — a geometric statement reaching above the treetops.
Late afternoon at Canning Dock, in the British city of Liverpool
22 December 2018
La fin d'après-midi au Canning Dock, à la ville britannique de Liverpool.
22 décembre 2018
Abandoned furniture -- street couch -- sitting outside 1960s apartment complex at 1920 W. Alabama Street in Houston's Montrose neighborhood. (Cool railing can be seen in upper right part of photo.)
Apartment residents were asked to move out by the end of August; the complex is slated to be demolished in September to make way for the building of . . . . a larger, new apartment complex. (Per this Swamplot post: swamplot.com/new-owners-to-montrose-apartment-dwellers-ev...)
A photo of the interior of the apartment complex can be seen here:
The once open sky that was the backdrop to the Lapu Lapu Statue in Luneta Park, Intramuros, Manila, Philippines, is now obstructed by yet another ubiquitous, 40+ story apartment building. Manila continues to build mega apartment buildings with no improvements to the city's infrastructure setting the stage for massive gridlock, further over-population and increased pollution.
Fuck me.
I hate when I take a 365 shot and the next days shot looks kind of like the previous days shot.
I mean – I try to mix it up with face shots, shots with my kids, shots of my crotch, shots of me hiding in a forest, shots on the beach, or even shots of me laying face down in a busy urban intersection.
At least they are all different. I mean consecutive day in and day out different.
But this motherfucker you are staring at? It’s like I just got up from the previous day and walked 5 yards to the left and took another shot.
Which isn’t true. They are separated by like 24 hours or so. But same location. Same treatment to the photo. Same stupid subject (me).
Fuck… I might as well be wearing the same fuckshit underwear.
Maybe I am?
I BETTER NOT BE!!!!!
(I’m really not).
In any case, I almost broke my back in the making of this asshole photo. (I love making fun of my own photos and calling them names).
I took my camera outside of my apartment complex ONCE AGAIN and decided I wanted to do a photo outside.
If I had it my way, I’d do every photo outside. I think I’ve covered every area of my 900 square foot apartment. Can you get any more boring? Another face shot? Maybe I’ll fake quitting again and upset everyone?
Stupid.
So as my kid sleeps in her little girl bedroom I walk outside with my camera and tripod like an undercover sleuth. Where do I go? What do I do? I can’t walk farther than 50 yards or else I am a piece of shit father. The last thing I need is the Child Protective Services called on me because I decided to go 3 blocks away to take a photo and a neighbor turned me in.
Well tough guy, I decided to pull off this yoga maneuver in the middle of the walkway of my complex.
My ass isn’t no fucking Madonna… this shit HURT!!! I swear if someone came by and just tapped me on the back I’d fall down and split into 2 pimpexposures. Then you would have 2 separate photostreams of my head and feet. And we’d hate each other. And you’d be partial to one or the other because that’s how people are.
Meh (I hate that expression).
Taken July 23rd, 2009
Posted July 24th, 2009
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I strolled through the ecology park located in one apartment complex this morning. It looked like wild grasses are beckoning me to come nearer. So I spent a little time communing with nature in the urban space. Needless to say, I was healed by such a precious meaningful time.
circa 2005
Back when I worked at photolab, I'd develop and scan my own film whenever the manager was out. I was fresh out of film school and broke as hell, but I had a lot of fun.
The Canary Wharf financial district of the British capital of London.
22 June 2019
Le Canary Wharf centre financier à la capitale britannique de Londres.
22 juin 2019
Capturing Spring foliage images with the Rokinon wide angle lens.
Apartment Complex
Knoxville, Tennessee
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2020
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And left.
I will be participating in a group showing this Saturday December 18th from 4pm to Midnight.
I would really love for you to be there.
1161 Logan St.
Los Angeles, CA
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Hasselblad 500C/M
Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2.8 T*
Kodak Ektar 100 (120)
I went to visit a friend and figured I would get a picture in before I left.
Willowridge Towers is an apartment complex consisting of three apartment buildings one of which is owned by Toronto Community Housing. Willowridge Towers is located in the Richview neighbourhood in Etobicoke. This is a troubled neighbourhood as there is an ongoing issue with crime (murders, homicides, robberies). The neighbourhood is serviced by three TTC bus routes: 111 East Mall, 46 Martin Grove and 32 Eglinton West. 32 Eglinton West offering 24 hour service. Access to highway 27, 427 and 401 is right behind the buildings and even Pearson Airport is 5 minutes away. It may not be perfect, but it's home to the people who live here and that's all that matters. When I was younger, I had a lot of friends who used to live here so I spent a lot of time here. I don't fear this place even if it's not the safest, but as always it's good to pay attention to your surroundings just to be on the safe side.
The trees are getting their foliage... won't be long before they provide some shade from the hot sun!
Apartment Complex
Knoxville, Tennessee
Thursday, April 12th, 2018
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Got some more images of Rose and Opal in the Bark Park.
Apartment Complex’s Bark Park
Knoxville, Tennessee
Thursday, March 14th, 2019
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I've been playing with digital and AI images for a week now. Just now, I decided I should just walk around the buildings where we have lived for nearly two dozen years. We sometimes ignore what is right under our noses.
dennissylvesterhurd.blogspot.com/2022/08/a-dose-of-realit...
Because of the extremely grey weather conditions I chose to make some black and white photos this day. I came across a rather simple apartmentcomplex, but the reflections of the glas of the windows were so noticable I took the liberty of making 3 of those photos.
Blue Point Tower was built from 1958 to 1962 to the design a respected but controversial architect, Harry Siedler. He was born in Austria, trained in the US and has worked for much of his professional career in Australia. The building was a design which was initially part of a larger concept plan for high-rise residential development for McMahon's Point, but which by the time it was completed was falling in popular acceptance, as was the general perception of high-rise, high-density residential development. In recent years, whilst generally respected, it is often cited as an example of a structure inappropriate to its context.
Source: New South Wales Heritage Register.
Smedgata 34, Oslo, completed in 1964. One of the four high-rises (plus two low buildings) that make up Enerhaugen Borettslag [Enerhaugen Housing Association]. Designed by arkitekt Sofus Hougen (1906-1991). Considered by some to be among Oslo's ugliest high-rises. One peculiar feature of the high rises is that corridors and lift stops are to be found not on every floor but every third floor. Studios are only found on those floors and are accessed directly from the communal corridor; larger apartments are accessed through the communal corridor but the rooms under and above the entrance level are accessed through stairs inside the apartments. This design was thought to reduce the costs of construction.
I've been playing with digital and AI images for a week now. Just now, I decided I should just walk around the buildings where we have lived for nearly two dozen years. We sometimes ignore what is right under our noses.
dennissylvesterhurd.blogspot.com/2022/08/a-dose-of-realit...