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Looking out through the side windows. You can see where the beams supporting the second-story floorboards once ran.
This picture is part of the Photography for Change Project in Exeter, which was 10-week participatory photography programme that enabled participants to create their own photo-story or photographic theme and build a portfolio of images that reflect the positive aspects of their lives.
This project used photography as a means of engagement and empowerment and was managed by Meridian Raw CIC and part funded by the Big Lottery Fund
Old Window, New Window, Texture, Visual Perception, Rust, Invisible, Transparent, Window Frame, Lasercut Acrylic, Prototype, Materials, Experiment, Assemble, Studio Practice, Research, R+D, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge
Started researching "Urbexing" a long while ago now, I personally find it fascinating; so i decided to give it a go myself.
Taken in Stourbridge, West Midlands.
Olympus OM10.
either a 28mm or a 50mm lens, I can't remember.
Ok, so the artifacts here are a lot more apparent (no, the posts of
the bed and the windowframe are NOT neon purple) and I attribute it to
the fact that I overexposed more shots than I underexposed, but I'm
still experimenting with HDR, so I consider this picture an
opportunity to learn from my mistake.
Old window frame turned into fabulous coat rack for mother's day. Junk in the yard becomes a great gift, functional too!
Put locker where, and where is it to start with?
Of course I only noticed this after walking on balcony beyond, and I may have happened to habitually ignore the sign.
Close up of what I like to think of as the picture window. There were tantalising glimpses of doorways and rooms beyond it.
Note the windows on the left, with the windowframes still there.
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New York City apartment porch covered in snow during the winter snow blizzard of 2011, photo taken overnight in midtown Manhattan.
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New York City
01-27-2011