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Completed between 1857 and 1885, the Babcock Building served as part of South Carolina State Hospital for the Mentally Ill. The entire campus is currently for sale by the state.
it's a Vanessa Williams vinyl so no wonder it's broken :) - Dublin Street Art Tour with Will St Leger as part of Laya Healthcare's City Spectacular
By El Anatsui. Composed of recycled pressed gtin and mirrors. Along the High LIne, New York City. Reflections in the mirrors are of the surrounding buildings.
He was loud, aggressive, ugly and had a broken rear leg that had healed sometime earlier, perhaps years earlier, which affected his antler growth as well as his stride. He challenged just about every bull in the area but none would fight him, feeling sorry for him, I think. I did not find him the next year. All rights reserved.
I think some extra damage happened when they pulled her off the wrecker. I don't remember the right front tire being broken in such a severe manner. It was more parallel to the ground now.
I found this broken mill as I was driving home from Norfolk at the end of the Easter weekend.
I really wasn't feeling well and was torn between just getting home and stopping and getting a few images. Images won!! :-)
Having spent a glorious afternoon around the fully functioning Herringfleet mill it was a little sad to see this one with it's sails on the floor.
The weather was rubbish so opted for B&W! I'm still practicing the processing side of things, I am sure there are things that I could do to make this work better so if anyone has any tips or suggestions I would love to hear them.
Many thanks :-)
Possibly not immediately obvious from this photo, but the front wheels are supposed to point in the same direction.
Sadly, some unknown person flung their car into it the other night. I just hope they hurt their car too.
Waiting to see what the insurance company make of it.
I accidentally dropped my BlackBerry Pearl down the small crack on the floor as you enter the elevator. It fell all the way to the bottom of the elevator shaft. Here's a photo of how it turned out.
For 7 Days of Shooting/Week #20 - Straight and Narrow/Focus Friday
A piece of wrought iron girder from the first bridge over the River Tay, found built into a house in Broughty Ferry, Dundee. The end is damaged where it has been torn apart when the bridge collapsed during a gale on 28th December1879. The train which was crossing at the time was carrying seventy five passengers and crew There were no survivors. The girder is in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.
"The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong in the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry."
~ Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms, 1929 - US author & journalist (1899 - 1961) ~
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I peeped in through the shattered window of a rundown, boarded up building and took this shot.
St. John's, Newfoundland
"Broken Hearted" oil painting on canvas.
I painted this when Rove McManus lost his wife Belinda. There is nothing more heart breaking than loosing a loved on, but there is Hope! ...in this painting the blue bird of happiness waits for the joker to look up... Thankfully in real life Rove has found love again.
My sister bought me this glass on a visit to Prague in 2001(?) and it's been the only glass I've ever used with any regularity. Unfortunately it bit the dust today after I knocked it off the edge of my desk. Not the first time I've done this, so it's done well to last this long.
I now have another excuse to go back to Prague.
A small dead tree shot on a grey and cloudy day - has been through several filtes.
I wanted the branches to look like cracks in the photo - so it looked something like a smashed mirror.
on the side of the mountain above the waterline cut I heard some water trickling. I dug the soil out around the sound and found a broken pipe. Where the water is coming from I have no clue and the fact that this pipe is above the waterline, just doesnt make any sense? and its halfway up the mountain with no path to it, this waterline has been long forgotten but it continues to supply water