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I found this rebar stacked in an boat yard. I shot it at several angles and heights, I liked this one best. Thanks for looking!
Digital manipulation of construction materials at the job site behind the Light Link/bus tunnel entrance in Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood.
Another version of the piles of rebar and other assorted construction materials for before construction began on Seattle's newest skyscraper.
Comments are always welcome and favs most appreciated.
Comentarios y favs son siempre bienvenidos
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The bluffs along this section of the Lake Michigan shoreline are part of the Highland Park Moraine.
Moraines are very easily eroded by wave action during storms. Over the many years when this was an active military base, tons of riprap had been added to stabilize the shoreline. Many different types of materials had been used, including this concrete rubble (possibly obtained locally at very little cost) from some sort of demolition.
Since this material has been battered by endless waves over the years, the end result is that some areas have very swimmer-unfriendly exposed rebar.
Have a wonderful week!
A rebar sculpture of a stylized bird welcomes visitors to the Casa Taller Víctor Delfin in the Barranco arts district of Lima, Perú.
This is #11 in my rebar series.
There was an eerie calmness this evening at the construction site, giving no hint that in the morning it would be crawling with workers building a new tower.
Europe, Portugal, Algarve, Sotavento, Tavira, Street, Asfalt, Rebar, Safety netting (uncut)
A rebar structure meant to flag a construction zone in the street of our Tavira holiday rental.
Shot with the compact Lumix LX7 in 3:2 aspect ratio, Raw mode and the tiltable LVF2 electronic viewfinder mounted and used.
This is number 107 of the Tavira album.