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De Meelfabriek bestaat uit monumentale gebouwen. Gebouwen die we moeten respecteren en koesteren, maar waarmee we vooral ook iets mee moeten doen. Technisch en functioneel geschikt maken voor hun nieuwe gebruikers. We hebben het lef om dingen toe te voegen, doorbraken te maken, delen weg te halen, gebouwen op te toppen. Altijd met behoud van de industriële sfeer, met behoud van die elementen die het monument tot monument maken.
Met name de dragende constructies zijn prachtig om zichtbaar te houden. In de loftappartementen blijven ranke staalconstructies of robuuste betonnen kolommen zichtbaar. Het hotel komt in het oude silogebouw, de kamers worden letterlijk uit de betonnen constructie gezaagd.
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This is the hinge on one of the bunkers that Mother and I built many moons ago to house greenhouse sundries.
It is in the process of slowly and rather elegantly decomposing, and supports a superb colony of Cladonia lichen.
And inside is Woodlouse Heaven!
I apologise for the poster edges filter, but I like the effect on this!
"...è lei che mi chiama, non posso resisterle...vede com'è bella ? ...stanotte devo incontrarla ancora...mi ha detto che vuole farmi vedere delle cose nuove, adesso mi devo preparare..."
(tratto da: "Dottore, sa tenere un segreto ?")
This was taken as part of the HooHaa52 Challenge. This week's topic was Rust/Decay.
I knew exactly what I wanted to shoot for this week, but it had a limited window of opportunity and I was unable to get the shot. Several alternatives came to mind, but I suddenly got an idea that fit the decay aspect. So I went outside and took some shots of the decaying mounds of snow.
I had a tough time picking a photo as there were two I really liked. This one was the winner.
Every once in a while I get the urge to look back through some of my older shots to see if there are any that I may have skimmed over or possibly just to give a different take on the processing.
This photo is a good example of that.
We saw this wonderful barn along side the road in Northern Arkansas back in February when we drove down to visit our friends. Originally I didn't like this shot as the sky was a bit murky and the contrast wasn't great. I love the barn so much, though, that I decided to give it another shot and I was quite happy with the result this time around.
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This still life caught my eye and whilst I was framing it with my camera I caught a movement out of the corner of my eye. An elderly gentleman was looking at me in amazement and when I had moved away I caught him looking closely at what I had just photographed. He looked puzzled!
[All these pictures have been taken at the old railway station in Röbel (Müritz), where the historical railway-interest-group "Hei na Ganzlin" stores some very interesting things...]
Houilles, banlieue de Paris
A suburb of Paris. I think gentrification here is held up by a zoning issue.
Time, neglect and Mother Nature have been busy decaying this abandoned mill building in Colchester, CT.