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More of Kreddible Trout's Photos
Submitted to Human Impact
Photo Info
| Uploaded | February 8, 2008 |
| Taken | February 3, 2008 |
| Make | Canon |
| Model | Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT |
| Exposure | 1/2500 sec at f/4 |
| Flash | No Flash |
| Focal Length | 22 mm |
| ISO | 200 |
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"I know, kid. I know. It's freaking me out too."
this was taken at a popular parking lot in Victoria BC. Pretty much sums it all up for me. We so adore our natural beauty here that when we demolish it for parking lots, golf courses and condos we replace it with a nice mural of what used to be there before we demolished it for a parking lot or a golf course or a condo...
insult to injury.
16 responses
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lauren smith said (8 Feb 2008):
oh! thats cute
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Frederic Frognier (Deleted) gave props (9 Feb 2008):
That's fun
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Adrian Rodriguez gave props (26 Feb 2008):
Lol..........Nice...........Got my vote
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Jeff Clark gave props (27 Feb 2008):
Yeah!
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Judy Suh gave props (29 Feb 2008):
love it
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Jen Roberts gave props (11 Mar 2008):
Great title!
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Tj Watt said (12 Mar 2008):
hey!!!! I know that. Thats right by Value Village and Capital Iron. I've examined that wall a million times and never thought to shoot it like this. Perfect interpretation.
My vote to you. -
Kreddible Trout said (12 Mar 2008):
yeah, The wall has always slightly offended me. I wandered through that lot dozens of times and knew there was something to be done with it... couldn't put my finder on it. Patience prevailed. Though I wish the truck was of the increasingly popular and horribly disgusting monster truck variety.
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Stephanie Marie Hatch said (12 Mar 2008):
It's as though the artist of the mural painted the bear to look sad about the parking lot. It's gaze is right on.
What's even more outrageous is that the parking spots are numbered. Nature vs. man-made differ so violently in this photo: nature is known as a wild force, not to be challenged, which has no set rules; the man-made world presented in this photo is flat, bland, regimented (the numbers) and seem to categorize nature in the same way if you notice the brick pattern showing through the mural.
Great capture for this theme. -
Arndt said (13 Mar 2008):
" we replace it with a nice mural of what used to be there before we demolished it " We'll kill you but we'll paint you so you can 'live' forever. Disgusting.
You got my vote. This is perfect. I would love to see it in JPG -
melanie scott gave props (17 Mar 2008):
this is a really great juxtaposition and perfect for the theme
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Alexis - Now on Flickr gave props (27 Mar 2008):
Great image, great entry - an enthusiastic yes vote
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maria tizon (Deleted) gave props (29 Mar 2008):
very true. great title too. nice one, william.
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Matthew Tauzer (Deleted) gave props (30 Mar 2008):
It's kind of ironic really :)
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claudia luthi gave props (30 Jan 2009):
killer shot
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Carol Arntsen Masiak gave props (30 Dec 2009):
excellent in every way!
