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On a deserted farmplace, an old barn gets ready for a late afternoon thunderstorm, its inner most parts exposed to the elements. I have noticed as I have aged, shortcomings that plagued me as a young man were only covered over, not eliminated and now are often exposed.
Exposed and deposited on the beach, this small brick soak-away construction was once part of a property that existed on the cliff top there and has now been lost due to erosion.
Happisburgh, north east Norfolk uk.
Exposée dans le cadre de l'exposition itinérante "Pour une poignée de degrés" en réponse à Charles Delcourt.
Publiée dans le livre consacré à cette exposition en 2017
Teurihorn captured from the south. Totally snow-free and with the bright rock the mountain looked kind of naked to me, exposed and unprotected to the force of nature.
See the previous shot for a description of the action. This one was taken from the clifftop (well back from the edge!) and shows a male trying to impress a female who has set up her stall in an old rabbit burrow which has been exposed by erosion.
A single frame showing exposed bedrock and boulder detail at the northern end of Bar Beach, Newcastle. The concrete structure is an old stormwater pipe. Low tide.
A single frame image of Bar Beach, Newcastle showing more detail than yesterday's low tide panorama.
Banbury, Sunday morning, 12th January 2020, Canon 90UII camera and pre-exposed Agfa Vista Plus 200 colour film (expired in April 2017 and left over from my Poundland stash!)
I explain how I did this using fairy lights (and more, including why it didn't work out exactly as I had planned) in episode 1 of season 4 of Photo Chat Vlog.
Check it out!
This old pioneer house was completely exposed to the elements in the Palliser Triangle. I wonder how long these settlers survived out here.
Near Acadia Valley, Alberta
August 2015
The concrete facade is stripped off the old Sutton Place Hotel (1967) in Toronto, exposing the underlying York Steel beams. The building is being converted to a new 41 storey condo tower called The Britt, and the concrete facade will be replaced by a glass curtain. The redevelopment will be designed by Page + Steele/IBI Group Architects
Risk to benefit analysis…
It isn’t just the human population who is sick and tired of all the rain over the past year and a half. In this shot a tree frog basks in the afternoon sun atop a neighbors metal pipe clothesline at camp.
Normally a master of camouflage, his guy must have decided that there are things worst that death and that having his belly on that warm pipe, totally exposed to any predator that may pass (even old guys with micro lenses in his face) was worth the risk to have a day in the sun.
I guess we take the same level of risk every time we load up the RV and head down I-65 for a 12 hour drive with crazies all around, just to feel the warmth of sand between our toes.
To the tree frog, I understand.
“Your handwriting. The way you walk. Which china pattern you choose. It’s all giving you away. Everything you do shows your hand. Everything is a self-portrait. Everything is a diary.” Chuck Palahniuk