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Todays challenge for the daily shoot was, Graffiti is something you can find almost anywhere. Make an interesting photograph of some graffiti and post it.
My knees were really playing up today and walkign was quite painful, so I only did a real short walk to find todays assignment, and only took two shots.
Neither of them very colorfulor artistic but I think they meet the Graffiti assignment
This one on a Electrical panel, and I see to be looking for shadows more this week as per the shot below
MY Knees are still not to good so not sure I will be sitting at the PC for to long tonight so sorry if I dont visit your streams tonight but will catch up tomorrow
Olivia is Cypriot and works as an electrical engineer on ships in the North Sea involved in lying and servicing undersea cables.
Yesterday we had a rare day out and we visited the Brisbane Powerhouse at New Farm, which in bygone times was actually the Brisbane City Council's New Farm Powerhouse that supplied power to Brisbane's long gone and longer lamented trams.
For many years it sat rusting and deteriorating, until someone with a bright idea got it accepted and it was turned into a performing arts venue. A lot of the building was torn down and the majority of the generation equipment including turbines, gensets and associated switchyard were ripped out. But the building which has had a remarkable transformation is not only a great performance space inside but still retains its bones and the odd bits and pieces including murals and also the odd unexpected humour which I will get too another time. Of course, it also has admin offices and a lot of artsy people suitably attired in black! Needless to say, we stood out as the old people who have bumbled in, just as we are and did!
It is open to the public to stroll around although this is the first time we have ever been inside despite how long it has been open. It also has lovely clean toilets (well, that's practical isn't it?), a great cafe and it sits on the Brisbane River with a fabulous outlook and is embraced by New Farm Park. It also has great shows.
I worked in the Electricity Department of the Brisbane City Council until it was morphed into a Queensland Government Board and late a Government Owned Enterprise and used to visit fellow staff in one of the outbuildings in my younger years but never got to see inside whilst the Powerhouse proper laid idle before the refurb. What a place with all that abandoned gear to have seen and indeed, taken some pictures of. But all is not lost, as I said much of its bones are still part of the new venue, rusting and/or deteriorating mysteriously for all to see and enjoy. The main performance space is in the old turbine hall. And here is just a little bit, a total unidentified electrical object or UEO. And it's not even live so if you should manage to reach out and thrust a finger in, you will live to tell the tale.
art created from my photos
Orginal photo taken at North Boundary Park, Cranberry Township, PA
I changed the photo to B&W, added the lightning and the appearance of rain.
Illumination des Luisentempels in den Koblenzer Rheinanlagen - eine einzige Langzeitbelichtung, keine Photoshop-Montage.
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Explored photo.
All elements shot with an iPhone6.
Edited on iPad with Procreate and Leonardo.
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