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teatros vacÃos, teatros cerrados.
el espacio de la representación, cuando no hay representación alguna
empty theaters, closed theaters
the space of representation, when no representations happens
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un grupo de jóvenes ha ocupado el pasado fin de semana el cine Yago de Santiago de Compostela ; en un comunicado que hicieron llegar a los medios de comunicación proponÃan la recuperación de la Sala Yago "frente a la decisión del Ayuntamiento y propietarios de dejar que se siga cayendo" y "conseguir asà una nueva catalogación urbanÃstica que permita la especulación inmobiliaria".
"Frente al cierre y abandono de pequeños cines y salas como el Yago o la Nasa y la ironÃa de una Ciudad de la Cultura en las afueras, recuperemos la diversidad de los pequeños espacios en los que tiene cabida la denuncia polÃtica y social"
Han sido desalojados este mediodÃa.
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antiguo cine yago en santiago de compostela; en julio de 2010
Empty Sky is the official New Jersey September 11 memorial to the state's victims of the September 11 attacks on the United States. It is located in Liberty State Park in Jersey City at the mouth of Hudson River across from the World Trade Center site. Designed by Jessica Jamroz and Frederic Schwartz, it was dedicated on Saturday, September 10, 2011, a day before the tenth anniversary of the attacks.
The design was chosen by unanimous vote of the Families and Survivors Memorial Committee, out of 320 qualified entries in the international design competition. The memorial is dedicated to New Jersey's "746 innocent loved ones who were violently and senselessly murdered that day at the World Trade Center as well as in 1993, the Pentagon and in Shanksville, PA. The New Jersey 9/11 Memorial Foundation has stated that the goal of this memorial is to "reflect the legacies of those whose lives were lost, that their unfulfilled dreams and hopes may result in a better future for society. Their unique qualities and characteristics enriched our lives immeasurably and through this memorial, their stories live on.
The memorial includes twin walls, transecting a "gently sloped mound anchored by a granite path that is directed toward Ground Zero. Two 30-foot-high rectangular towers stretch 208 feet, 10 inches long — the exact width of the World Trade Center towers, the proportion of the walls a symbolic representation of the buildings as if they were lying on their sides. The name of each of the 746 victims is etched in stainless steel in 4-inch-high letters. A granite passage is oriented to face the site of the twin towers. The name of the memorial is taken from the Bruce Springsteen song "Empty Sky", which is about the "empty sky" where the towers once stood.
Source: Wikipedia
"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.
I love standing in the middle of a street at night and seeing no traffic in any direction. 19th and Madison-around midnight
Empty highway near Carrizo Plain. I photographed here for a good ten minutes and not a single car came by.
More empty coal buckets head back towards the Powder River Basin as the sun sets near Oakdale, Wisconsin. BNSF 6391 leads this 811 west to continue the railroad conveyor of coal to the Columbia Power Plant near Portage, Wisconsin.
It is sort of Painterly, but it is a photo that I worked on. It was in a Camera Store on Madison Avenue in Corvallis, Oregon. I swear, I think half of Madison Avenue was reflected in the window, including me and some cars. (4617emptychairincamerastoretualotRIT)
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.
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.
The boarding platform at Rockside Road station in Independence on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad may be empty now, but that won't last for long.
Pictures taken of empty storefronts in downtown Salem, Oregon
Formerly Anderson’s Sporting Goods, I think
Do you find yourself in the following situation? You get home from a long day at work and you feel the need to get out, do some walking, stop thinking, and maybe snap a few images while you're at it? I do.
Since I've been working all day long, I usually have no real inspiration; I just need to go. Thank goodness for my Evernote iPhone app. When I am out and about, this handy app allows me to snap shots of locations so that I can have a list of places I want to shoot later. This location was one of those instances.
Right along Route 116 in East Peoria by the interstate, there is a small "plaza" of abandoned buildings. I think they used to be an auto body shop or something along those lines. Since it was a quick little drive down, I headed over around sunset and snapped a few shots.
This Shot
Here is another shot that I worked on composition with. This time, I really went for a contrast between the textures and the break-up of the lines and patterns. I also tried to use the Rule of Thirds to the extreme here.
I love this image because you can almost feel the roughness of the wood grain.
This big, old antebellum house sits empty, and is beginning to fall into disrepair. I wonder of it's for sale? Thanks to playingwithbrushes for the texture.
We have big storms heading this way tonight and tomorrow. I'm on dialup, and if we're getting lots of thunder and lightening, I'll have to shut off the computer, so you may not see me until Sunday or Monday. But I've left a lot of pictures of pretty houses that I hope you'll enjoy. All houses are located in Calvert, Texas.
The place really emptied out after the livestream finished. The FFXIII guys hung around a bit to sign shit, but I never managed to get to them (played the game first, then they were gone).
Shot for 7 Days of Shooting Week #28 - Empty / Go For Bokeh Tuesday.
Blogged at christmasnotebook.com/2012/02/02/7-days-of-shooting/.