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This E shape housing estate built in the 70's was made up of 5 blocks. It's high density has attracted the filming crew of Blockbuster "Transformers 4" and hence was nicknamed "The Monster Building".
Now seen as the perfect representative of Hong Kong's over populated community, it is often visited by photographers.
For more on my visit to this Monster, feel free to go to my updated Blog:
Today, I Challenge The Monster
More coming to my album too!
check out Hong Kong Streets & Candid shots here:
Really, what is all that signage about, when S board would suffice?! I was a Merry-Go-Round & round the Fife Circle a couple of times today, paused at Lochgelly catching up with the stopper as booked. As well as a trip to Cowlairs & back first.
Day 174 of 365.
This is my bedroom. Just so you know that photos aren't the only things I've been neglecting, my room is gigantic mess. Focusing on school for a couple more days & then freedom!
DB Cargo Class 66/0 No. 66076 approaches Althorpe station with 4R50, the 10:31 Drax Power Station – Immingham Biomass LP empty hopper working on 22nd October 2021.
Seen in HafenCity, Hamburg...
Well if you're looking for an enormous amount of architectural opportunities, you have to go to that place. But consider a tilt/shift lens - This one's corrected using DxO's ViewPoint (demo version)... :)
Other tools used: Dfine2 and Viveza 2.
There is a lot of clutter along the Cleveland Commercial Railroad in downtown Bedford, Ohio. Shown is an northbound light power move of a pair of GP39-2 locomotives. Note that the crossing gates for the next street are just now dropping and the train is going away from the camera.
Croxton-based local H80 is tied down on the far south end of the former Lackawanna Harrison cutoff after the crew went penalty waiting to work Bunge Foods (one of the busiest customers for Croxton locals). The train sits dead in the middle of a cluttered junk yard just outside the Bunge facility in an area of Kearny that resembles a wasteland.
Under normal conditions this job is usually on the move back to Corxton just before the NJT morning rush kicks into gear but lately delays at Bunge have caused this train crew expire on hours of service several times this month alone.
NS H80 @ Bunge Foods Switch, Kearny, NJ
NS GP38-2 5610
a working space on the Alert Bay waterfront - love this shot for the evidence of people working, projects, practicality and randomness...not to mention the pretty little motor sailor
I headed over to Clutters Park on a very foggy Sunday morning at the end of July 2021. It was surreal. Visibility was nil at first, varying from dense to almost a whiteout. I could hear the planes but not see anything. Over the next few hours the fog lessened then increased. I could see planes on the ground but they went out of sight about three seconds after takeout. Eventually the fog burned off and things got back to normal. It was a very cool day!!
An inbound M7 train peeks out of the clutter of catenary poles, signals, and other infrastructure in Sunnyside Yard as it makes it's way to the Line 2 portal of the East River Tunnels.
M7 (Bombardier, 1999-2006)
Sunnyside Yard
A rushed dinner hour stood in Blackburn today. Just check out the split tongue that they use to roll or flick the berries. Met some great people again.
I’ve hit a pretty deep creative desert. Even the long weekend and a couple of trips to Brat Fest (on Saturday we happened to catch a great 70s rock cover band - Eagles, Styx, Doobie Brothers, Supertramp, etc) weren’t all that relaxing. This is part of the table where my medium light box has lived for several months. When you can’t even organize much less put away the minifigs…
Clutter and mess, empty tin cans next to a dress. Wagon wheels of biscuit and wagon wheels of wagons , everything around is vying for attention. Even the microwave had partially cooked food retention
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KLAX (Los Angeles International Airport) - 11 SEP 2016
People enjoying the view of LAX from the Imperial Hill observation area (also known as Clutter's Park).
I was going for a cluttered 'English Country House' look here. I'm a bit obsessed with old Country Life magazine archive pictures at the moment, hence the sepia.
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My fantasy magazine caption would read "The Drawing Room at Sweetington Hall, photographed for 'Country Life' in 1922. Demolished 1964."
I 'reupholstered' the armchairs with dollshouse wallpaper. It was very tedious and took FOREVER (I really do question my sanity at times!!), whereas the oriental screen took minutes and was a joy.
As always, mostly playmobil (quite a bit painted). The upside-down chess piece came in handy again.
I'm really proud of this photo. A year ago, around this time, this entire edit would have been so foreign to me. I did something similar to this, except a lot crappier and amateur. It makes me really happy that in such a short amount of time I can grow so much as both a photographer and an editor. I hope you like it.
I can only guess how difficult it is to get in and out of this home.
nikon d610
20mm ud-auto nippon kagaku
could be a shelf in many a sexagenarian's house :-)
27 sept 2022
camera - Pentax K50 + Supermulticoated Takumar 28/3.5
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