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Gary Saunders gives a wave as he takes D2 1300 along the Avenue of Honour on the Inner Circle Line.
Last running day of 2018 at DVR.
It's a Monday afternoon in late September. An almost empty square. In the background the Jopenkerk. Happy hour has hardly started. A perfect time for a picture. On other times this square would be full with people.
I went to school in Haarlem, very near this square, but this area is totally new to me. It was such a surprise. It's been renovated in the last 10 years. It used to be quite a neglected area then. The church, now known as Jopenkerk, and obviously not a church anymore, was built around 1910. A century later it was bought by the brewery Jopen and so got an exceptional history and is perhaps already world famous. Church buildings are often abandoned and sold and turned into something else, but I think this is the only one that has been turned not just to a bar/café/restaurant, but into a brewery that brews historical beer. The interior is breathtaking, absolutely beautiful.
Just a picture I took of an appartment I was staying in in Colorado maybe a year ago the thing was just so empty I just thought it needed a little exposure.
Empty shells found outside place we stayed, they were all over the place. Leaf-rolling crickets from what I could read up
03.12.2009 Empty shelves during the closing days at Stacey's bookstore in the Financial District. All the fixtures are for sale as well.
Assignment 2 C
This simple picture represents emptiness to me.
Techniques I used: Simplicity, patterns, symmetry, repetition, lines, contrast.
Empty Neacafe bottles iphone photographed and posted yesterday on my instagram feed... Testing the new flickr mobile photo sharing :)
A Centralia street - all houses and buildings removed.
In 1962 a coal seam under the town of Centralia caught fire and has been burning ever since, despite all attempts to put it out. It is expected to burn for another couple of centuries. In 1984, congress allocated 42 million to buy out the town and move all residents. The town was cndemned in 1992, and virtually all structures in the town were levelled. PA route 61 buckled due to the fire underneath and was closed and rerouted. The closed highway now is called the graffiti highway and is almost completely painted over in graffiti.
Prior to 1980, the town population was well over 1000. The 2010 census was 10.
"The city feels clean this time of night. Just empty streets and me, walking home, to clear my head."
This empty tank makes interesting sounds, you can hear two examples of them here.
Iowa Spring Manufacturing made springs for heavy equipment and overhead doors. From the size of the crane in the back and the runners under the front of the building there is more history to this place than just springs. The rail road went right by the place untill it became a bike trail. The building sits now letting the vines and trees take over. The manufacturing jobs seem to be in North Carolina now.
The empty ore train I was originally looking for comes around Bear Trap Curve on a beautiful September afternoon.