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The remains of the Souvenir, a Thames Bawley fishing boat, built in 1933. She was placed on Leigh Marshes around 10 years ago as an art installation named the "Graveyard of Lost Species" and engraved with the names of lost species, dialects and traditions and was placed deliberately on the marshes to decay and to reflect the old Essex tradition of abandoning disused wooden boats to rot away. I first photographed the wreck back in 2019. Back then, she was still largely intact and had her mast still standing, so has certainly done a good job of keeping that old tradition alive.
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I picked up a few leaves on my morning walk today and found myself fascinated by the details on this one!
Taken with the Laowa 60mm macro lens at F8
A piece of board...cracked and decaying...
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Everywhere I turned on Alcatraz there was decay, even as the iron bars remained strong for now. It made for a powerful setting for Ai Weiwei's art work.
But it also made me think of an addendum to Isaiah 2:4 "And He shall judge among the nations, and shall rebuke many people; and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they study war anymore."
Once we stop making war, we must find a way to stop populating prisons. In our imperfect world today, some wars are unavoidable and some people must be kept away from society. But neither war nor prison is right. And Alcatraz has been both.
Maybe the solution is to make them all into museums and art installations.
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Here's a another view of the abandoned farmhouse. It shows it's much larger then it looks.
Near Wasco in central Oregon,
Change and decay in all around I see
O thou who changest not, abide with me.
(Hymn 437)
Is this the future of Religion?
3.5 sec iso 400 24mm f8
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This abandoned farmhouse was so far off the road i had to grab my tripod and telephoto for a clear shot. ....It sits in the Goldendale Valley and the mountains in the background are the Cascades.
Two miles west of Centerville,WA
Another image taken in the Julius River Rainforest, in the Tarkine, northwest Tasmania. At various points throughout the rainforest, the canopy opens up allowing the sun to light up the moss below on the decaying trees. This area must be seen to be believed.