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- John Lennon

  

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BPRR 7803 pulls empties out of the plastic plant in Bradford

This turtle just appeared the other day. One day it was a pile of garbage and BAM... it all became one HUGE statement.

Macro Monday "Plastics"

Plastic lenses, plastic helmet - what can go wrong?

NS H-55 pulls hoppers out of XL Plastics in Clifton, NJ. This unique customer siding runs between two buildings, up a grade in pavement and crosses Clifton Blvd to access the building where the cars are unloaded.

Storage tanks at Eagley Plastics near Chinley.

Misty 5:58am Chinatown Street, San Francisco

 

Leica Q2

No just kidding. It’s the Terrifics. (The plastics was a reference to a joke Plastic-Man made in the comic). I’ve been reading The Terrifics and it’s pretty damn good. I love all the chemistry the characters have. They’re truly like the Fantastic Four. Mr. Terrific is like Reed Richards, Plastic-Man os Johnny Storm, Phantom Girl is Sue Storm, and Metamorpho is Ben Grimm. I love it! This is a little thing but I love how everyone calls Mr. Terrific Mr. T. It’s such a minute detail but I love it.

 

Left to right

 

Metamorpho

Mr. Terrific with his T-Sphere

Plastic-Man

Phantom Girl

  

(ALSO CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE)

Macro Mondays theme: Plastic

 

This is the top of a well known environmentally friendly washing-up liquid bottle. Shame the plastic bottle isn't so environmentally friendly but where would we all be without plastic?.

The overall image fits within the boundaries of 3"x2". HMM...

The estimated time for a plastic bag to break up in the sea is hundreds of years. Some studies suggest it may never fully degrade, instead breaking down into smaller and smaller bioplastics that persist indefinitely, presenting a significant threat to marine life and ecosystems.

On Explore 3.9.2020

I'm working on a project called "plastics in nature". This green plastic bag had a 1 kilo stone inside it before it was dropped in shallow water. I was after the softwater effect, but too much wind and waves made it impossible to use a tripod, the bag moved too fast. The result is a picture taken handheld with a 8-stop ND-filter on 1,5 seconds. (The bag was saved and disposed properly.)

Some of the plastic which will be collected from my house in a couple of weeks.

2018 one photo each day

A plastics fire in Albuquerque

Fujifilm Pro Negative Hi film simulation.

Hillsboro Hobby Shop. (Hillsboro, Oregon)

The sitting went much faster than the photographer had anticipated; the children were so still and quiet. They all kept their eyes open, and nobody ever lost their smile.

This photo is from the photo essay: "Where Has All The Plastic Gone"

This photo is from the photo essay: "Where Has All The Plastic Gone"

Housatonic's Sunday run of NX-12 heads north past Sheffield Plastics with newly purchased GP15-1 #1510 in the lead.

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