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A re-edit of an old shot from 2016. I've been going through the archives, trying to make a bit more space on HD.
Still repairing the damage in Colonia Condesa several years after Mexico City's devastating 2017 earthquake.
Part of New Delft, a long ribbon of utban development, dividing Delft in half at the location of the former rail-way track. When finished (in 2024), it will become a vibrant area of leisure, living and work. At the site of the picture, an underground car park is built, on top of the underground railway. Both the mill and the tower, which you can see in the distance, have been moved several tens of metres to make this work possible.
The picture is a double exposure of the same area, once photographed through a fence , and once just next to it.
52 weeks of 2015 - Week 51: In with the new
Part of "res noscenda note notiz sketch skizze material sammlung collection entwurf überlegung gedanke brainstorming musterbogen schnittmuster zwischenbilanz bestandsaufnahme rückschau vorschau / flickr bilderordner 1" Hietzinger Friedhof Cemetery Hietzing // gerüst scaffold masking shrouds
captured during a site visit to our townhouse el mar in portixol, mallorca, this photo tells a quiet story of a rare rainy day on the island. the reflection of the figure on the rain-streaked glass creates a haunting double, while the monochrome tones and overcast sky add a sense of calm and introspection. with the mediterranean sea in the background, the scene blends the modern structure of the building with the natural setting, finding beauty in the rare texture of raindrops on glass—a detail not often seen here. it’s a reflective moment, both literally and figuratively, where the unusual mallorcan rain brings a unique depth to the shot.
from above, they become ants in a world they did not design, their orange vests small flames against concrete certainty. yellow cables snake through shadows like veins of possibility, connecting what was to what will be. in this geometry of progress, human hands still matter most. we build cathedrals from steel and glass, but it is the workers who breathe life into our dreams. every structure is a prayer written in sweat and precision.