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This rather pleasing piece of ironwork is to be found on the padlocked door leading to the crypt at the Villa Cimbrone. There is of course an adjacent route to the crypt next to this door.
Taken at the parking area for the racing long boats of Abu Dhabi. Tried to keep a shallow depth of field and also tried it in B&W on my flickr page.
This is the side of a street overpass bridge. The bridge also had netting on the underside to keep chunks of it from dropping onto cars and people. There are thousands of these old bridges around the country, part of the "infrastructure problem" brought to our attention by the bridge collapse in Minnesota.
Rusting boat against the setting sun, Blakeney Point, north Norfolk, England.
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There are two Hudsons, both rusted out, parked right adjacent to each other behind fence at auto junk place Rte 25 south side of town. Since vehicles are packed in so tight this is only real shot I could get.
I rememeber when I was a kid and these came out. My friends father who lived in same apt. building as us got one - think it was their first new car. All previous ones Jimmy used in his construction business. I was fascinated as first car I saw where you stepped down to get in the car. He used to sleep it off in the car Sunday mornings after Saturday nights at the Knights of Columbus. Man a couple blocks over from us was the Hudson Dealer. They had 3 cute blonde girls and all us kids played over there. They were one of the first to have a TV and invited all us kids to watch lots of times. I especially remember Ed Sullivan Show, as one of the first ones.
Voor deze opdracht moest ik foto's maken voor het thema 'Thuis'. Toen ik hier over nadacht kwam ik er achter dat thuis voor mij geen materiele dingen zijn. Het zijn gevoelens zoals warmte en veiligheid. Maar hoe kon ik dit fotograferen? Ik heb gekozen om elke foto op dezelfde neutrale plek te maken.
Elke foto geeft een gevoel weer. Omdat thuis ook negatieve kanten kan hebben, heb ik alles in zwart/wit gefotografeerd. Het geeft de foto's een treurige uitstraling maar geeft het daardoor, naar mijn mening, ook meer kracht.
Ik heb 1 foto zonder bordje gemaakt. Met deze foto, waar ik met mijn paspoort opsta, wil ik aangeven dat 'thuis' niet plaatsgebonden is voor mij. Ik kan overal in de wereld een thuis hebben of vinden zolang de gevoelens die bij een thuis horen er zijn.
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Rusted remains of the history on Bald Knob Mountain in Pocahontas County, WV. Parts from a steam locomotive sit over a hill from the original tracks.
Rust day 2
365 days in colour month 4
Discarded drinks cans go rusty if left lying around for a long time. No sunshine today to brighten up the picture.
I'm pretty sure I was trespassing on someone’s property in Los Altos, CA when shooting this photo!
The Oil Patch Liquor Store in Signal Hill, California. The Long Beach oil field is one of the most productive in the world, and oil is the second biggest export after movies. A lot of that history is preserved on these wooden walls.