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This is a picture of my recycle bin. Notice they’re all empty. That’s because if I bring one into the house, I drink it right away! Truly addicted.
115 Pictures in 2015 - Theme No. 83 - Addiction
An empty gallery in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I really loved the lighting and the minimalism. Please rate, comment, and critique.
This photo of an empty bench set back from main paths is the last of three photos in this series made in a period of less than 10 minutes as I meandered along Martin Luther King Jr Drive - one of the main thoroughfares in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. I periodically take photos of this bench, sometimes empty, sometimes with people, and once even with a red tailed hawk in a tree behind it. This bench is accessible from Martin Luther King Jr Drive and the paths leading to several main venues of the park, including the Botanical Garden, Japanese Tea Garden, deYoung Museum, and the California Academy of Sciences. I shot this mid January 2018 using my Canon Powershot SX50.
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"Don't take a picture of it, it's empty !"
That was the occult talk the can's owner adressed me as I was taking this picture.
Some plutocrats are worried about the eventual political consequences of the intellectual divide between their class and everyone else. Mohamed El-Erian, the Pimco CEO, is a model member of the super-elite. But he is also a man whose father grew up in rural Egypt, and he has studied nations where the gaps between the rich and the poor have had violent resolutions.
"For successful people to say the nasty end of the income distribution doesn't apply to me is shortsighted," he told me. "I don't know how you opt out of the world economy, but some people think we should try to do that. And in some unequal societies, confiscation can become a policy tool." El-Erian told me that in June 2010. In the fall of 2011, after the launch of the Occupy Wall Street movement, he went further.
"No nation can tolerate for long excessive shifts in income and wealth inequalities as they tear at the fabric of society," he wrote to me in an e-mail. "Think of this simple analogy-that of an increasingly fancy house in a poor and deteriorating neighborhood.
The well-being of the house cannot be divorced from that of the neighborhood as a whole."
~ from Plutocrats, by Chrystia Freeland
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I had a very stressful week and now my mind feels pleasantly empty. Cannot wait to relax this evening! :-)
Have good weekend!
It's empty like my head, she said, but the odd little thoughts still remain.
Empty smoothie glass. <_<
Empty Bench, Tiengemeten.
Tiengemeten is an island in the Dutch province of South Holland. It is a part of the municipality of Korendijk, and lies about 11 km south of Spijkenisse.
On 10 May 2007, the island was officially given back to nature; its farming inhabitants were relocated and nature has been allowed to work its way undisturbed. New nature reserves are rare in the Netherlands, and since its return to nature, Tiengemeten has become a real wilderness with trackless terrain, flowing creeks and gullies, meadows full of flowers and huge populations of migrating birds, including ospreys and egrets. Some of the marshy pastures are grazed by Highland cattle and other hardy animals. The island has cycle paths and tracks, and also a large earthwork which serves well as an elevated outlook post for birdspotters. Tiengemeten is free of cars and accessible only by water via a small pedestrian- and bike-friendly ferry which runs regularly on the ten-minute crossing between the small port at Nieuwendijk and the island. Alternatively, bikes can be hired on the island, particularly during the summer months. There is ample free car parking at the ferry terminal. Once on the island, Margerita Farm is a short walk from where passengers alight from the ferry, and holds an information centre, gallery space, café and toilets. Walking tours are available, and volunteers are on hand to answer questions. There are regular special nature-related events on the island; biodiversity surveys, open days and special tours. Notices are posted in local press and on websites.
In the office opposite the one I work in, in the other side of the building, it has been emptied out. On the Friday night before the clocks went back in October, I took some pictures of the empty office during the early evening sun. This is one of my favourites capturing the sunlight, the city ouside, the colours and the reflection on the abandoned desk.
Within seconds of arriving Hooch had located and emptied Ebony's bucket of toys (which she never really bothered with)! :-)
In 1961 the owners of Brunel House added a giant container diving pool to the side of the building. Just like the rest of the building it is now empty and abandoned.
It's a wonderful feeling when I open up my mailbox and I find something in there which isn't junk mail.
The best mail is a personal mail through the post.
=D
...it was empty today. =(
gets the...empty class?
I went to the last of my photography classes tonight. I knew there was a Red Sox game and NESOP is at the same stop as Fenway on the T. Mass transit is always a nightmare on game nights, but today just flowed and I got there crazy early.
An empty road in Salcombe. Love the composition in this as the road leads to the centre of the image in the distance.
Composition: perspective
Aov: Aerial View
Took this right after class when the road on the other side of the car park was empty. I feel that this photo somehow represented how I felt on that particular day. Empty.
I’ve been complaining for years that there’s surprisingly little industrial sites to explore in Cardiff, well, I’m pleased to say I’ve finally found one!
Late 1930’s engineering works, empty as it’s due to be demolished to make way for ‘mixed-use redevelopment’.
This area was just the muddy banks of the tidal Taff before it was reclaimed and a timber pond built in 1890s. Timber ponds were used to store imported timber for pit props etc. The pond was drained in 1937/38 and land reclaimed proper. Around ten large structures were built and used as foundries, factories, engineering works etc during the second world war to manufacture all sorts of metal products, including munitions and tank components. Most of these were owned by the Curran family of businesses who had set up 'Edward Curran Engineering Co' in 1903 at Hurman Street, not far from Clarence Bridge.
"In 1915 Curran's converted a building next to their iron foundry into a plant for manufacturing shell casings. Production of brass howitzer shell casings started in 1916, continuing until the end of the war with over seven million 41⁄2‑inch shell casings produced. After the First World War the business diversified and it products included enamelled metalware. These were manufactured using the staff and equipment previously used for shell casing production. By the 1930s Curran's was virtually the only British company with significant munitions manufacturing capability, and it took a leading role in the British re-armament" (wiki)
Soon after the Second World War, some of these new buildings were surplus to Curran's needs, so they were sold on.
This building was taken over by 'Renold Chain' in 1947 to manufacture sprockets.
"The upper part of both buildings were offices. Pattern shop, canteen, chauffer's garage & boiler house below. The factory was fully open inside with a common walkway running down the middle (under the roof valley). Bottom left part of factory closest to the river was heat treatment with fenced off areas for each department inside. I trained as a Turner/Toolmaker but worked in every department as part of my apprenticeship"
"During my time, it was known as Renold Gears, Renold Power Transmission, Renold Couplings, Clutches & Wheels to name a few."
(These two quotes are from an ex employee on facebook)
Renold Couplings moved out in the 1990's (possibly a gradual move as different dates have been mentioned) and the building had multi occupancy from then on with internal walls being built. See below for some of the businesses who were based at the building in the later years. Renold Couplings are still trading, they’re based in Wentloog.
I believe that the building was bought for £805,000 in 2017. The building was due to be demolished in 2020 so that the whole area can be redeveloped (Covid postponed demolition). The site is a 10min walk to the city centre, plus on bank of the Taff, I’m surprised that it’s lasted so long.
"Demolition of existing buildings and structures and the comprehensive mixed-use redevelopment of land at Curran Embankment to provide up to 2,500 new homes, business space and a mix of complementary leisure, food and drink, hospitality, retail and health and wellbeing uses, creation of new open space (including a new riverside park and water taxi stop); new pedestrian, cycle and vehicular access points, pedestrian footbridge; vehicular and cycle parking facilities; landscaping; public realm and other associated ancillary and highways works"
Looking in from the outside, I assumed it was going to be a featureless shell, a quick explore, but ended up spending all afternoon in there before it got a little chilly. Returned a week later to take some external shots. Bumped into security while taking external shots!
Atlantic Box (bought by DiamondPak, Pontypool?)
Taylor Sheppard Engineering Ltd
Ryan International Ltd (Dissolved September 2018)
Aluminium R.W. Supplies Ltd (Administrators January 2019)
Hanson South Wales Ltd
Finebran Ltd (Scrap Metal Merchants)
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66174 on the Wilton to Knowsley empty bin liner just east of Todmorden with Todmorden Unitarian Church on the right.I have removed a white campervan.