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With well over a hundred units and multiple buildings, visiting this location was very much like exploring a ghost town. I went back to this location a few times and the only other people around were a group of kids and some squatters living inside one of the units. The power was on at this complex and most of the units were open and nothing was boarded, that was until there was a fire at one of the units, likely set by that same group of kids I had seen during a previous visit. After the fire, the squatters were gone, the windows of the buildings were boarded and security roamed the grounds looking for trespassers.
Former public housing complex that was located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
©James Hackland
Erie Sand Steamship's Consumers Power is shifting positions at Peerless Cement in Port Huron in September 1983.
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Trying to get a photo of a detail of my vehicle that is interesting. This is all I could find.
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Home made lens ( a single glass from an unknow lens ) mounted on a 5D .
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LNER/BR Thompson B1 4-6-0 61393 at Kings Cross 'Top Shed' in March 1960, with A3 pacifics behind.
The loco entered service at the start of 1952, and was withdrawn in September 1963, and scrapped. Only two examples were preserved.
'Top Shed' closed in June 1963, and the site is now (2020) under redevelopment, next to the 'Eurostar' Channel Tunnel Rail Link to St Pancras.
Restored from a grainy orange/cyan-colour-shifted original..
Original slide - photographer unknown
Every life has a turning point, a shift, a choice to make about what really matters.
You are only a thought away from changing your life.
The biggest movement in human history
The Shift by Wayne W. Dyer
An MTA employee looks out as the 4 train is leaving the Wall Street subway station in New York City on April 8, 2010.
This photo is part of a series of portraits of MTA conductors on the New York City subway. Together they capture the special New York moment just before the conductor lets the train leave the station. For other photos in the series, visit this set. For more general subway shots, check my subway set.
© 2010 Jens Schott Knudsen | blog.pamhule.com | I'm also on twitter @jensschott
"End of Shift" Abandoned police HQ in Memphis, TN. View the image and purchase prints on my website at: bit.ly/abandonedHQ
Walter Arnold Photography
The We're Here! gang is visiting the Tilt Shifting group today...
If you've ever played pinball, you'll recognize the "TILT" display. It means you've lifted, tilted, or jostled the machine beyond an acceptable level.
I actually had the Big Daddy Roth "Mr. Gasser" model when I was a kid. I used to paint cotton batting with grey paint and put it under the wheels to simulate smoke. Wish I still had it!!
shinko MacroView 101 . Hasselblad zeiss 150mm /2.8 . infinity focus possible. waiting for a clear / blue sky day to test drive this combo. 15 degrees tilt, 20 cm shift. rotating lens mount too. wild contraption ! more info on lighting tips and interesting / custom photography tools photocorylum.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/light-painting-101-2/
Memorial in Tallinn Cathedral (Toom kirik) to those who "fĂĽr das Vaterland starben [died for the Fatherland], 1812-14". The 'Vaterland' the German-speaking Protestant Ă©lite of Estonia died for while fighting Napoleon was the Empire of the Tsars. 200 years ago, nationalism and the nation-state were concepts only beginning to emerge. How difficult it is for us to process that much of the mental furniture we assume is natural is very recent and perhaps transient.
This is on the left hand side of the main (south) entrance to the Toomkirik, Tallinn's Lutheran Cathedral. The liturgical language of the church became Estonian as late as 1927, when the German congregation was evicted from the building.
A pair of doves made a nest on my sister & brother in laws 9th floor balcony. They take turns sitting with the young hatchlings.
Last shift
In Venice, only remain a few places that fix gondolas, this is one of them. I was walking in the middle of the night, and I saw the lights of the place on. Every time I see things like that it makes me wonder about us, as people. Every door has a bunch of people inside, every person with his personal story and in every story, there are other people. What was the story of that light? I guess I will never know, or it can be whatever I want it to be.
Ultimo turno
En Venecia, solo quedan algunos lugares que arreglan gĂłndolas, este es uno de ellos. Estaba caminando en medio de la noche y vi las luces del lugar encendidas. Cada vez que veo cosas asĂ, me pregunto sobre nosotros, como personas. Cada puerta tiene un montĂłn de gente adentro, cada persona con su historia personal y en cada historia hay otras personas. ÂżCuál fue la historia de esa luz? Supongo que nunca lo sabrĂ©, o puede ser lo que yo quiera que sea.
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