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I'm not exactly sure what to call this area here, but it's outside a Target store in Atlantic Station, it's a grouping of outdoor cement seats under what appears to be acrylic coverings interconnected by gravel and brick paths and landscape.
What I find so intresting about this is that the bright color and open area is a stark contract to what this ground used to be : a grouping of old warehouses and factories that had long been abandoned, this area was recleamed and made to be " a city within a city", a project that started in 2002 by obtaining it's own zip code and phase I completed in 2005, it's still constantly growing with skyscapers and more housing, and shops and restaraunts.
Spotted in the Mission. The corner of Valencia and Liberty was the beginning of a multiple block long chalk assault that must have been something to watch in progress. By the time I got to the block between 19th and 18th, the whole sidewalk was PINK from all the chalk. Impressive. This was probably the most clever thing I read in 4 blocks of scrawled pastel mayhem.
Liberty & Valencia Streets
San Francisco, California
April 2011
The memorial honors the 40,000 people who die from gun violence each year with 40,000 silk flowers. #thegunviolencememorial #victimsofgunviolence #CourageToAct #GabbyGiffords #tributes
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Circa 1845, this home was constructed by Archibald Smith. This plantation home was the center of production of cotton to fuel the mills that made Roswell one of the key centers of the textile industry in the late 1800's. The house and most of the family's furnishings are still intact - tours are available.
The plantation was inhabited by the Smith family along with approximately 30 slaves, and during the civil war by the northern army, until Archibald's death in 1880.
Photo converted to Black and White using Infrred profile with slight enhancements further on greens and applied slight yellow tint.