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Published: 2012-12-27 10:04:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 1841; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 0
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Updated 27/12/2012 @ 10:05Or, Your Blood Ran Cold Like Rivers and Tides Upended.
Another image from the mothballed Spillers Mill, since demolished. Part of a larger series that explored abandoned industry, entitled Forlætan.
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it seems that that industrial place has its own erotic character buried deep inside. the shapes, the feeling that if you are staring enough it'll all melt down in front of you. a bit scary but also calming place. nice. i like it.
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Thank-you for taking the time to comment, I appreciate it. The place itself had a bizarre aesthetic; it had been mothballed without warning over the course of a week so there were old coffee cups and newspapers sitting on tables; coats in the locker room; numbers scrawled on walls.
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Much appreciated, thanks.
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this enable my child vision, it takes you back, the most interesting thing for a kids is this playfull pipes in the middle of the room.
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Thank-you for the comment, it's appreciated.
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all that serie of photos is stunning. You're doing a really good job here. "Bravo"
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Thank-you kindly, I appreciate your comment.
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Yes, super DOF and a whiff of menace that holds the viewer. That floor stain has presence in the frame.
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Yes indeed; it's something that I didn't even notice at the time of shooting, but I guess something must've caught my attention on a subconscious level. Thank-you for the comment, it's appreciated.
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Thank-you kindly, it's appreciated.
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Heh; it was certainly a haunting experience, going through this huge facility with no-one else around.
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i wish i could find a place like that in my country
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It's a blessing and a curse; the more of these mothballed facilities there are, the worse the economy is doing.
As it is this factory has been demolished now; these photos are all that remain of it.
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at least you are able to preserve it well
nice pics my friend
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I appreciate your words.
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I like the use of the D.O.F and of the softness of this piece. Cold & soft picture at the same time. I like !
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Yes, I am quite happy with how this came out; I enjoy experimenting with depth of field. Thank-you for taking the time to look through my work, it's appreciated.
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great composition. i'd like to find a place like that too *-*
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Yes indeed; I only wish I had more time in there to myself. There were entire floors and substations that I didn't get the chance to explore due to my assistant duties that day! The place was huge, heh.
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I'm not often at a loss for words.... yet somehow I can't explain why this appeals to me so much. Well done.
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I appreciate your comments; thank-you for taking the time to look through my work.
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Heh; indeed. Thank-you for the comment.
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I love the depth of field you created on this photograph! 
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Thank-you kindly, I'm glad you like it.
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