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An empty schooner left on the footpath outside the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
WIKIPEDIA
In South Australian pubs and clubs, the term "schooner" refers to a glass with a volume of 285 mL (10 imp. fl. oz., or half an imperial pint, pre-metrication).
Empty shops and business premises are a common sight on UK High Streets, but many vacancies are relatively short lived - the shops are soon in use again although in these difficult times, the new business only have a limited life.
This collection portrays retail outlets that have been empty long-term, some for many years. In the past, all these have housed thriving businesses. Yet now, for some reason, they are empty and some are falling into a state of disrepair and dilapidation.
Each has its own story to tell. Some are completely empty, others seem to have stopped trading suddenly and appear like the Marie-Celeste, still with stock in the windows. In many cases, we can tell easily from the faded signage what business last operated from the shop. Others are a complete mystery with faded blinds or shutters and all signs removed.
One needs to get up early to find these rockers empty at Historic Mohonk Mountain House, New York State.
Emptiness.
Unsurrounded
leave your pain.
Finding grace in silence.
returning to distraction,
a new thinker reborn in the silence.
Close your mind off, and again find
emptiness.
a calming clarity,
with which you are content
to spend your life searching for.
Longing for a clear thought,
uninspired by the noise surrounding you.
You find silence again
and begin to think.
leave your distractions,
find your grace.
And again, discover
emptiness.
Comillas, Cantabria, Spain
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It is an empty can - was full of lovely lavazza coffee, but not now!!
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Too busy having fun in the glorious Florida sunshine ... so falling way behind but promise to catch up with your great photos as soon as possible.
After making a set out in Durand a trio of BNSF engines highball west through Bancroft as they head for Chicago and eventually the Powder River Basin
there is nothing about this picture other than lens testing...
Pentacon Six TL, Carl Zeiss Jena 120/2.8 Biometar, Fuji Provia 100F.
The Hyundai Commission 2015 installation in the Turbine Hall.
Designed by Abraham Cruzvillegas
Empty Lot is a large geometric sculpture created using scaffolding, a grid of triangular wooden planters, and soil collected from parks across London including Peckham, Haringey and Westminster. Nothing will be planted in the soil, but it will be lit by lamps and watered throughout the six month display. The unpredictable nature of the work, which may grow and change from one week to the next, provokes questions about the city and nature, as well as wider ideas of chance, change, and hope.
[Tate website]
This is the A390 just west of St Austell taken on a Friday lunchtime at the beginning of the Easter school holidays.
Normally this would have a steady stream of traffic on a Friday at this time, but not this year.
I bought this canister set at a yard sale because of the beautiful red color and medallion on the front. They sit empty. Why, I just don't know.
ODC
Red
3/1/2021
Enter the room... Bigger, And Better, On Black
Mexico City...
Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-200mm VR @20mm, f/8, ISO 200, 5 exp. -3.0 - +1.0 EV.
...and my undying love for Japanese food.
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Minolta Autocord, 75mm f/3.5
Kodak Portra 800 @ EI 800
Eat 'n' Joy Rotary Sushi, Guam
With the Iowa State Capitol in the background, Iowa Interstate ES44AC #506 pulls approximately 100 empty hoppers west thru downtown Des Moines. The only track remaining at this location is the IAIS main thru what was in previous decades the Des Moines Union Railway classification yard, which handled switching and interchange for any of the railroads serving Des Moines. Multiple large parking lots like the one shown here now cover what was once a landscape of nothing but track.
Just next to the Polk Co. courthouse building near photo center, and behind the newer bus terminal at center right, used to sit the Milwaukee Road passenger depot, now (what else?) a parking lot for court business. Just out of frame photo right sits the existing classy Rock Island station repurposed into businesses and restaurants.