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Minimalism is really cool, at least I think so. Now, this was my first attempt at leaving a photograph with much empty space, so I don't think this one is too good. But if you have any suggestions, criticisms, or anything, please let me know! : ) Thanks.
Now some of you might be thinking, "What in the world is that?" Well, these are mailboxes for apartments, usually built into walls. : ) It saves space effectively, but it's really hard to get mail out, which kind of defeats the purpose...
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MailboxNotifier is a Moteino based sensor that sends you an email/sms when you receive snail mail!
Magnet should align with the hall effect sensor when door is closed
I used to work for the post office for a few years in Perth Amboy, this was one of the mailboxes I came across. It's a microwave being used as a mailbox. An awesome idea if you ask me.
Mailboxes that hold mugs at North High Brewing in Columbus, Ohio. This was once found in New Orleans, Louisiana and was salvaged after Hurricane Katrina. See: www.northhighbrewing.com
No more letters dropping in on the floor in the apartment. Now we all have to go to the bottom and fetch them ourselves in the newly installed mailboxes
Newer mailbox manufactured in Feb. 2000. I mainly snapped this as it had a stray postal tote tucked underneath for return to the USPS.
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This a mailbox at Fermilab National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermilab
It's located at the entrance to the Interpretive Trail, and it's filled with Fermilab brochures and a map of the Interpretive Trail. The trail has two paths, a half mile and a 1.2 mile that take you thru 1000 acres of restored tallgrass prairie.
We caught up with Brian about 200' below the summit. He worked really hard and we let him finish the trailbreaking to the top.
This great rusty mailbox was across the street from the model shoot location. I thought of Tim Weddle and got this for his group. It was unusual in that there were two very different street number on the same box (note two paper boxes).
In the beautiful bokeh of the Summitar is Mount Rose rising above Reno.
Leica IIIf
Summitar 50mmƒ2.0
ƒ2.0 @ 1/1000s
Fuji Superia 200 expired 4/2005.
Costco 1.8 hour processing and scans.
NeatImage to rein in the noise in the out of focus area.