Capture: Lost
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Nice Doug, I see many hours of patient capturing there. Making the town look pretty de-populated.
My town is usually completely de-populated.
And once in a blue moon….. -
Odd building, hurried shot.
And great work, Doug.
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Too late to edit, but I think I prefer that in B&W.
And shot through a filthy window...
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Great series, cheers Doug. Incredible depth in these photos.
Has made me look back at my city scenes. Second one I may have posted before, but couldn't find it.
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Re-Pop-ulated?
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Lost - Kool Kat looking for a Kitty?
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... it's a different world
Go out and find a girl
I like this other linda Brescia work too
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It's hard to not be constantly lost in this city.
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If not lost, at least obscured, hidden and layered.
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
layered.
Indeed.
And the mall doesn't really look this sombre, but somehow I think my phone caught the feel of this space better than my eyes. (and ice skating? In summer?)
And not just lost, but transported back to a time when toddlers rode triceratopses.
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Nice pics.
I may have posted these before. I never can remember but they fit in this thread so again, maybe… -
Grafton
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Nice pics.
That was a comment about all the other photos on the thread so far in case one thought I was being vain. Jus' sayin'
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Your pics are nice, too. Especially the last one: "Before I die..." Intriguing.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Especially the last one: “Before I die…” Intriguing.
Had blackboards to write endings to that.... think that sign and the blackboards are gone now.
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Lost in time
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Lost in Cornwall Park
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Lost chook
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There once was a market here, and a yard where Beijing Jeep stored its new cars...
On the way to...
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Nice album
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Great shot, Angus. And welcome.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Reminds me of this one - what is it with the blue tinted windows?
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Broken windows, rust. From a park over the (abandoned?) temporary barracks for the workers to the fancy new apartment building they’ll never be able to afford to live in.
Towers sprout faster than trees.
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Just after 8am and already stinking hot.
Can't get lost if you can't get anywhere.
Not something to lose on a day that hits 35 degrees* by 10am.
*at Dahongmen, southern fringe of Beijing. But the rest of the city wasn't far behind.
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Skypodermic 1,2,
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