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A cheeky bit of urbexing around Shropshire

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A. Melikyan

  

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Empty cubes in Handleman Company basement.

“Fill me up for I am empty inside…”

~Marsha J. West

 

For my Flickr Groups...

 

These bowls are a small part of the Empty Bowls project in Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Made and donated by local potters, they will be sold at an annual fund-raiser for local food security programmes.

@Fort Nieuw Amsterdam

Bayside High school Audtiorium

I still have no idea how I managed to get this shot without any people in it.

 

Oh right, we woke up at like 8am to come here!

This is an old office in a deralict building on the Corus site at Skinningrove, its now sadly been bricked up, lucky I got there to get these first !

A rare sight on Oxford's New College Lane

I am sure many dreams and hopes were born in the past at the 20th Century Breakdown house...Hopefully they did not turn out as empty as this beautiful,classy but badly decaying house is today...

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HP26 Ink Cartridge, pigmented ink

Have you ever seen the MTR in Hong Kong empty?

 

I basically got kicked out right after taking this shot, the train was going to be out of service and the driver told me I am lucky he spotted me. I may have spent the night in a tunnel on an abandoned train.

 

For photogamer... tried to get a pic with my camera phone when the car ran out of gas (empty) but it didn't work. This was my next option.

Empty shelves where toilet paper is sold, scooped up by hoarders. copyright Linda Dawn Hammond/ IndyFoto Toronto, Canada March 12, 2020.

One of my first photos documenting the #Covid19 pandemic. Note that this was prior to people being required to wear masks in grocery shops!

Looking down at an empty light rail station at the Sunset Transit Center

With the railroad long gone and no businesses in town, this abandoned grain elevator in Gerlaw,IL stands silently above this small, rural community.

This photo was taken in the Vancouver Airport, the night that I slept overnight on a bench in said airport. Everything was pretty dead except for a few people wandering around doing their thing. I don't think you get to see a major airport like this so empty very often and I really liked the guy walking alone.

 

I have been pretty behind on my photography of late, but hope to get back to posting things more regularly in the near future.

Here are my empty sticker sack packages - they are just two cute to throw away!

For 100 Pictures, #65: empty

early morning at Charles/MGH

Opening of the Museum of Australian Democracy, Canberra.

Canon 5D, 24-105mm L.

3 shot HDR.

Empty streets of Vancouver on Christmas day, 2009

they say, empty vessels make the most noise.

  

Friday afternoon in Birmingham on 3rd July 2020 - Covid 19 Lockdown

I really wanted to feel something for this place. But I couldn't.

 

It's been around a long time, and there was a lot of controversy around the owners' plans to tear it down and replace it. Some people tried to claim it had heritage value. And... sure, it did... as much as any old local fixture has heritage value. And some pieces of it are cool...(in fact, I'm hoping to buy a few of the windows and doors for a project I'm doing, if the price is right). But overall, the place just never "worked" for me. Maybe because it smelled bad. Like stale draft beer and damp carpets and grease, and old cigarette smoke. Tearing it down is definitely the right thing to do. It's had its day. Bring on the new.

Photo 1:

In this photo, I wanted to focus on the filled jar with paint and blur the empty once including the one in the foreground. Placing the one with paint on the power line (point) to make it the main subject. I tried several times to take a good one with only focusing on the main jar, but it did not work because of the lighting and the placement of the items.

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