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British boxer Kelly Morgan demolishing her opponent Claudia Vigh in the first round.
New bw edit for Dec 2022
I believe these were the last two surviving buildings in downtown Ponta. (Pronounced pon-TAY) The small town town flourished as a shipping center in the early 1900s and into the 1920s. During and after the great depression they gradually lost all of their industry and commercial businesses. Their post office closed in 1972. These commercial buildings were demolished not long after this photo was taken in 2010-2011.
On 23/11/22, The Redcar blast furnace (on the right) was demolished, changing this part of the Teesside skyline forever.
I spotted this derelict building and thought it would be a great grungy photo backdrop. But I didn’t get in quick enough and it’s fully fenced and mostly demolished now. Photo for posterity.
Well,it's not inside the planter they're looking in.The shot was taken on Gansevoort St in Manhattan's historic Meatpacking District.The district is one of the few remaining places in the city that still have streets paved with Belgian blocks,what we erroneously have been called 'cobblestone" Gansevoort St was named after Ft Gansevoort,a fort that was once in the area that was demolished in 1849.The fort was named after Peter Gansevoort,an American Revolutionary War general.One historic produce market is nearby,the Gansevoort Market (originally called the Farmer's Market).It began as an open-air market buying and selling regional produce in 1879.Another,called The Washington St Market (1812) had ten meatpacking plants in the district until it was demolished in 1960.By the 1900s there were over 250 slaughterhouses and meatpacking plants in the area,hence the name of the district.By 2003,there were only 35 left.Today,the area is known for its upscale boutiques,restaurants,and high-priced apartments.The southernmost entrance to the Highline park and the Whitney Museum,are also nearby.
The partially demolished Primitive Methodist chapel in Bath Road, Kettering, Northamptonshire to make way for more car parking spaces.
Built in 1906. The site has been used as part of the Primitive Methodist movement since 1874 when an iron chapel was opened on this site
Van Morrison ~ Be Thou My Vision
Gmunden, Oberösterreich
2023
Holga 120 WPC Pinhole 6x9
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Title from the brilliant band Science for Sociapaths, who just released a new album
I've been waiting years to touch this one up. The sign has been gone for a decade, and I believe the building has been demolished as well.