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We were walking on the Sverresborg fortification in Bergen, and that mole-sighted gruntard Tor decided to make me take photos of, YEP, gargabe - shit, can't even spell that right - garbage bins. I was also encouraged to incorporate heavy use of people in my compositions.
Of course, being on top of an old fortified hill, the bin density was rather low (I had to employ a pair of 600x optical zoom glasses (actually, they are Tor's regular binos. Can't see shit with them) to locate the nearest bin). Arriving at the bin 2 hours later, I cranked my camera's mode wheel to M (my shitty camera bag had switched it to shitty Small Child Holding a Carrot While Eating Ice Cream Mode. Also, the bag is the only object in the entire universe to be rendered with moire on the Fujifilm X-Pro1) and started shooting with my Sigma 30mm f1.4 A DC HSM. F****** long name).
After walking past a man peeing on one of the stone walls of the Sverresborg fortification on my way down to approx sea level (I think the fortification is about the tallest point in the world. Took ages to get down) I found a bin by a bus stop.
Walking a little further, there was suddenly one more bin. I took some photos of that as well, and that marked the end of the first assignment. On both the first and the last bin, I tried some artsy-fartsy shots of people through the holes in the bin. However, bins surely have a head-cropping effect, as all photos taken in that fashion ended up totally useless, heads missing on all persons.
This is a negative photo of a brown leaf on a driveway about to be swept up and dumped in the trash.
To the south of I 96 in the suburbs of Detroit, a hill suddenly appears. Its name "garbage hill' is both appropriate and unfortunate. It is a stark and interesting place, where kites are flows and the view is a bit longer than is normally possible in the flat lands of southeastern Michigan. The name derives from the fact that it used to be landfill that has been retired, covered over, and turned into a park
Garbage Not Your Kinda People Tour Setlist:
Automatic Systematic Habit
Temptation Waits
Shut Your Mouth
Queer
Metal Heart
Stupid Girl
Why Do You Love Me
The World Is Not Enough
#1 Crush
Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go!)
Blood for Poppies
Control (Live Debut)
Milk
Big Bright World
I Think I'm Paranoid
Bad Boyfriend
Only Happy When It Rains
Push It
Encore:
Supervixen
Special
Vow
Garbage @Fabrique, Segrate Milano 09/06/2016
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Garbage Not Your Kinda People Tour Setlist:
Automatic Systematic Habit
Temptation Waits
Shut Your Mouth
Queer
Metal Heart
Stupid Girl
Why Do You Love Me
The World Is Not Enough
#1 Crush
Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go!)
Blood for Poppies
Control (Live Debut)
Milk
Big Bright World
I Think I'm Paranoid
Bad Boyfriend
Only Happy When It Rains
Push It
Encore:
Supervixen
Special
Vow
Here's an old photo of mine that gets a bunch of hits back on the FuzzyCo site, so I figured I'd pop it up here, too. The Statue of Liberty and a garbage barge, as seen from the Staten Island Ferry, September 2000.
Boys who work as garbage pickers. They all go to the drop in centre. Quetta, Pakistan. February 23, 2012.
garbage strike in amsterdam
the strike seems to be an excellent reason do throw out any old stuff you have lying around in the basement or attic. like an old chair or bike without steer. a public bin appears to be an acceptable place to collect these items.
Garbage @ Dieci Giorni Suoanti, Castello Sforzesco di Vigevano. Pics by Davide Merli for www.rockon.it