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Published: 2011-09-07 03:49:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 8659; Favourites: 451; Downloads: 0
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Wow...Thank you so much for the Daily Deviation. I really appreciate it!!It was impeccable timing as this week the school is celebrating it's 100 year anniversary. There are all sorts of festivities going on including prints on display (some of which are mine) to celebrate the school's milestone in their brand new facilities.
©2011 James Hackland
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No, it's a gymnasium.
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Rendering program Hint hint chair.
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Nope....It is a photograph.
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Leg it leg it leg it... wall jump .. kick flip: - do a spin and run through the next door....
Mirrors Edge anyone?
(can i crawl above the vents?)
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I wish I could fave comments, you know c:
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>Reply here if you think you could make a basket, from where the shot was taken.
BTW, good shot!
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I think it would be a difficult shot....Thanks.
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Generally "Urban Exploration" is exploring old/abandoned buildings. And it looks like this one is.
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Okay thanks. I don't like it when artists just put "don't steal" instead of a description. There's not even a "Thanks for the DD there!" >>
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To answer your first question, it was under demolition but now it is gone.
As for a description I try to let the work speak for itself.
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Yeah - It's called a 'description' for a reason. But I can see why people don't like to fill it with stuff - it just distracts from the image.
It can still be done informatively and look good though.
But if you want to find something out, hopefully, you'll go research it or at least ask and wait for a reply.
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I'm not that curious sorry.
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Well you did ask "Is it abandoned?" - and I responded, so you are sort of curious... Haha.
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Yea, but to look up a random picture kinda hits my limit...e.e;
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Never heard of that term until now, pretty interesting.
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Yeah - I've only heard about it recently.
The photography in these type of abandoned buildings are usually awesome - but creepy. Haha - I'd love to see this one without the lights..
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This appears to be a gymnasium floor which from what I have seen is mainly Maple as the wood type, but looking at the bench the grain pattern in itself indicates Oak, but the lighting is low and I would need to see a close up of the grain pattern to determine if it is Red or White Oak.
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You sure do know your grain patterns. Thanks for the info.
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My whole world revolves around woodworking which would explain a lot about my priorities
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It's good to have a passion.
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Yes it is indeed
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Does knowing the type of wood add to the picture at all?
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In my opinion the answer to that question would be Yes. Different woods have different colors and patterns which gives unique visual perceptions.
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