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Content tagged with photography is collected here to highlight how this topic appears across different projects, articles, and ideas. This archive showcases the various ways photography is explored and applied throughout the site offering a focused view of related work connected by this shared theme.
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Radial Heat
Radial Heat This is the radial heater in my apartment (Brooklyn, NY). It hisses like a snake – clanks like an imprisoned convict and sometimes decides to boil me alive… L…O…V….E…!
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A romantic Brooklyn
A romantic Brooklyn Taken with original Polaroid Film Top Left: My Apartment Window Top Right: View of Brooklyn and Empire State building From my apartment Bottom Left: Meserole Street and Franklin Street Brooklyn NY Bottom Right My Apartment window Closer
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Fly-by ~ NYC by Sky
Fly-by ~ NYC by Sky Just a little photo I snuck while we were landing at Laguardia Airport, NYC.
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Summer Flood
Taken in Pottstown, PA after the flood in May of 2007 (schuylkill river) This is actually a baseball field at Memorial Park
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Fule on Water
Fule on Water Taken in Pottstown, PA after the flood in May of 2007 (schuylkill river)
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Peach Blossom at Dusk
Peach Blossom at Dusk Taken in Douglassville, Pennsylvania, Wednesday, May 23, 2007
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Color Palettes
Color Palettes Taken walking between Williamsburg and Greenpoint – Brooklyn, New York – Warehouse Area Hipstamatic Settings
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A Storm Hits the Empire State Building
On Thursday September 29th – My coworker Tammy and I watched as dark clouds sped by the Empire State Building and lightning struck its spire… Scary Stuff! Hipstamatic Settings
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Williamsburg Flea market, Brooklyn NY
There were actually really nice vintage furniture pieces and also some nice craft works.
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There are magical places
There are magical places I wish one of the 100s of people who reblogged this photo sourced it… any help? themarchingline: So serene.
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Photo and Caption by Leona Boyd
“Kauai’s Mount Waialeale; generally considered the rainiest spot on the planet, drops much of its water down 3,000-foot walls so sheer, that there are only two days per year where the sun passes overhead; leaving no shadows on all of its walls. Lucky indeed to be overhead in an open cockpit airplane when this occurs.…
