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Published: 2006-10-23 17:15:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 3634; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 95
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Description
The invisible entities inhabiting the forgotten nooks of society might just appear..
you might not be able to see them, but they are there.. atleast two people who call this space home
Shot with;
Minolta Maxxum4
Kit lens 28-100 f/3.5 -5.6
1/125, f 9.5
Impressa 160 stepped up
expired since apr 2003
Post work;
Levels, hue shift, desaturation, cropped to 5:7
framed, signed
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Comments: 77
I pushed the ISO upwards from 160 to 1000ish just to experiment.. the film was expired anyways.
stair climbing film would be an abomination!
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me thinks so too
thanks!
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ha.. no problem
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sucks that this got ripped 
A large portion of my wedding photos got ripped and used for advertising by some other company... they didn't even remove my name
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thanks!
WHAT! holy crap!
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They took it down after I contacted them threatening legal action.. after 2 weeks.. lol
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rediculous! was the company near you?
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no it was in Washington I think... about 15 hours drive north haha
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aah.. still looooosers!
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you want me to critique this?? what on earth for? it's GREAT! i just love the chrome feeling tones to this, and your perspective on world shines through with such strength, yet again! you've chosen the elements of the image with thought it seems; right down to the title!
my only interest would be to see this photo taken from a lower angle, or even with a fish eye lens? just to see if you can add to the shape of the view.
i just love your work hun
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aww, thanks
Yeah, it very well could be. I wanted to take it home 
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Thats a good shot. I loved the graffiti, and the whole idea.
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thanks genny, it was a good find
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i'd like to see this place in person, are you giving tours?
this is some sweet art and the fact that it's offered up for free tells me the artist was working for the pure love of creating.
excellent photo, you captured the mood and set everything off perfectly. love the tone of those buildings, the grunge and the depression era styling.
very sweet indeed.
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Thank you sir. Sure, i will give you a tour of this place, definatly
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thanks, i believe that would work out very well. i might make it there this summer for a few days holidays.
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I love this shot! From this angle, one of the graffitti figures looks three dimensional, as if she's walking out of the wall!
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I love the graffiti in this alley, its so beautiful.
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only in a few alleyways, the rest is pooey.
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what a beautifully decorated home. Great capture.
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the chair is really what drove me to enter the alley, there was a picture of jesus behing it, but then i turned around and liked what i saw even more..
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Nice angle, it reminds me of the back of some apartment building on the USA...
Well I say this due to the images that we get on television through the movies
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It looks surreal, I think thats part of the charm of this one.
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thank you.. the underexposure did wonders for this one pic
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many thanks
i like the texture
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another powerful image - though I found myself chuckling a bit at the chair
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it seems a tad bit out of place does it
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wow, the graffitti around where i live isnt anything like that at all. its just scribbles.
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i think graffitti is beatiful when its done this well
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yeah. ive seen stuff like that, back in colombia, but here in Fl, all i see is gnag names scribbled on the neighborhood wall, and on the fence by the park
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