It is kind of sad to see the ruins of probably something that used to be a good thing. We like the way you did the picture. That is great. Hope you have a good day.
I like the green tone to this and the contrasting pinkish red in the corner. Looks like you’ve used a vignette? No doubt another of your fancy phone apps?
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22 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: Ferguson”
I don’t know Ferguson but it looks rather ugly !
Good green treatment to the pic.
That looks like a playground gone wrong!
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Olivier at Evry Daily Photo often posts shots made with the Hipstamatic, as does Magic Polaroid.
Impressive shot!
You create abstract art with your industrial shots!
What I love about this is that through the rubble there is life. Happy WW!!!
Glad you liked the train tracks pic. Safe travels to NYC !!
Best,
Li
This is very creative.
My entry.
I love how you always capture raw life in your images!
Love the groovy feel of this pic! And yes, life will find a way, even in the concrete jungle. 🙂 Happy WW!
It is kind of sad to see the ruins of probably something that used to be a good thing. We like the way you did the picture. That is great. Hope you have a good day.
Yikes that’s a lot of vacant lot with a lot of graffiti. It’s the same everywhere though. Nice shot too.
Have a terrific WW. 🙂
I want to know what that painting in the foreground is. Interesting shot!
Great tones, and I like the way the graffiti in the foreground tells only half a story.
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I like the green tone to this and the contrasting pinkish red in the corner. Looks like you’ve used a vignette? No doubt another of your fancy phone apps?
Same iPhone app as many of the others: Hipstamatic.
Yiles!!! The scene does look rather sick and green.
Maybe the scene is sick of itself 😉
I like the bit in the lower left corner.Interesting.
Looks like it’s been vacant for awhile. The graffiti artists decided to “spruce” up the sad site.
Very Sweet photo, you have alot of creativity.
I love how the weeds and plants are growing amidst the ruins. Nature wins, I guess!
I like. Yet so many people….Whence the energy? Enormous. Thank you.
I love the coloration on this shot. I wish I knew the story behind this place…