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Published: 2008-07-12 04:48:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 4876; Favourites: 153; Downloads: 0
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"I can see me dying nearly every single dayI can see me sinking to the bottom of a lake
I think about the million ways my luck has disappeared
I think of how whatever's on my trail is getting near
and then think I think of you
I think of you
and from the chaos
comes something new
I can see me crushing under thoughts of what's to come
I wonder if I got a soul no one could ever want
I think of losing everything and living in the street
I think of how the bad I've done is closing in on me
and then I think of you
I think of you
and from the chaos
comes something new"--Galaxies Rearranging by The Distortions
Camera: Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm SLR (film)
Location: Williams Lake, B.C., Canada
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NP!! 
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At first it seemed like any old... OLD... car photo I've ever seen... until I saw the other wrecks in the background... and then the title made sense to me.
It's interesting how easily swayed I am, into thinking that these statutory skeletons might actually move, in a very very slow dance.
Lovely work
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That is very, very sweet thought.
Thank you.
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WOW! This is amazing... beautiful, yet somewhat eerie as well. Like others have already said, only the full-view does this justice. The reflections and the setting in general, with the vine-like branches and moss and leaves, really give this an interesting touch.
It looks like a 40's or 50's Coupe, I think?
I wish more cars like this were saved from such a fate.
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Thank you very much!
To be honest, I don't know what kind of car it is. They are old, though, and there are hundreds of wrecked antiques in that place. It's huge. The guy sells them for parts so that other people can restore their old cars like new again.
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A car graveyard. It makes me sad for the cars.
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I was sad for them too.
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That's great. I love the old, grunge look of it, and how the colours are vivid but controlled with the style of the photograph.
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Thank you very much.
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I love old cars! I like that even the windshield is reflecting the bare trees - it gives it a desolate, creepy touch...
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I love them too!
It does seem kind of creepy.
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Nice shot once again
Thats a lot of bird doodie!
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I'm not entirely sure, but maybe a lot of that stuff is moss and lichen.
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Was that picture from this trip, or the last time I was out?
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cool. kind of sad or melancholy, but the image is very striking.
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you're always welcome dear
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i'm bored.
i was going to add you on myspace but i don't know your name
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i found that. but i didn't know your last name. so i just sent you a message
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noted back...i think i did anyway.
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Not that I can see.
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At first I was like "eh, that's pretty cool", but then I full viewed it and saw the other cars and how high the leaves are. This is a very, very cool photograph.
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Anything BUT full view is blasphemous!
Thank you.
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I have it set to always be on full view, the thumbnail does it no justice.
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I recently set mine that way too. It's way nicer and involves less clicking too.
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It is probably a recommendation of the Carpal Tunnel Society.
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