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For the longest time I couldn't figure out how to organize the storage room in my basement. A couple days ago I came across these great stickers at Staples and decided to get boxes to sort out all my junk and use the stickers to index them.
Basement, Turnstile, Defeater and Colleen Green tour at the Echoplex in Los Angeles, CA.
4.7.16
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F2 - Expired Fujicolor 200 (I think), lost the exposures
The yellows on the expired roll came out so strange to me.. something about them is off putting I think. Eh.
View through the broken glass through the elvevator shaft at the rusty doors.
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Blick durch das zerbrochene Glas durch den Aufzugschacht auf die rostigen Türen.
improv session with Musa de Lirio.
great thanks to Fernando Ramirez!
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strobist info:
PE-145 with green gel at 1/1 behind subject
Nikon SB-24 at 1/4 with 1/2 CTO rosco gel, cam left through umbrella
blazzeo triggers
Basement, Turnstile, Defeater and Colleen Green tour at the Echoplex in Los Angeles, CA.
4.7.16
© Atrossity Photography
A set of toilets, without tanks, in a basement of a reform school in Massachusetts. Nothing too spectacular here, except that it looks like the toilets didn't have stalls at any time. This was a boys restroom, so you'd have to do number two next to your friends. Gods forbid if you were shy. © 2014-Current.
This reminds me of Diagon alley from Harry Potter. It is actually the home of Cardiff Antiques Center
Once a Victorian pumping station owned by Welsh Waters, today this impressive grade II listed building is a shoppers paradise. Covering 3 floors and with over 32, 000 sq ft of open plan space The Pumping Station offers customers a unique shopping experience that’s full of surprises.
Blueprint drawing by Spring Frères (Fabrique des chalets Suisses, Geneva), 1909. Floor plan of the chalet's basement.
exploring the depths of Livewire,
saturday night.
this mirror was enormous and i wanted to take it home with me.
A little over a year ago I was in Calgary working on a film. The apartment I lived in for six months had a basement that was 'unfinished'...concrete walls, only industrial lights and no furniture...so it seemed like an ideal place for some image-play. The series of images that resulted I originally posted on Fotolog under the title of 'Basement Tapes'. For the first images I used myself in the image...a month later the totally captivating, mesmerizing Qua came to Calgary for a lovely visit and we did a series of images together in the basement....then some really weird shit started to happen. Stay tuned: a series of about thirty images ("reworked" from the original posts)....."The Basement Tapes"
From the basements under the ice factory there is one place where another flight of stairs is leading further down. We could not explore this as it seems to be invariably under water - up to only to a couple of centimeters under the basement level. The building stands pretty close to the river Spree - so this is most likely ground water level. No way to explore without a wetsuit. I can't tell if it goes further down than what you can see on the picture or not - and therefore cannot tell if one would need a scuba tank etc. as well. The water is icecold and clear (probably only as long it is undisturbed). You can see some remains of furniture at the far end, a floating barrel, a barrel lid and some other junk in the water. Maybe this is just a single room or maybe a whole maze of more rooms under water...
Exploration with E.
View on black - it really doesn't work with a white background...