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Steam Pipe, 5th Ave
New York, NY - Dave - Thursday, November 10th, 2005 : goo
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I realized today that I haven't taken enough shots of the ubiquitous nyc steam pipe. Maybe I've taken them for granted because they're so common place, but thats exactly the type of thought I want to banish from my head. Nothing is ever to common place that it can't be re-investigated. Lately I've been looking hard in my immediate neighborhood, to try and find things that I haven't considered before - and I've found a lot. With the right light and weather permitting, I'm going to take those shots soon. Your day to day environment can seem pretty mundane at times but it has a way of changing or maybe you do the changing.
Anyway, steam pipes are cool.
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Jamie: and that's what citynoise is all about ^_^
elaine: 10th Nov 2005 - 16:56 GMT
yeah. most of the pictures i have posted on cn have been within a half hour walk of where i live and i see more things to photograph all the time. i do live in an interesting neighbourhood, but still, i am interested in the mundane.
nice work on the trick of making the steam pipe look the height of the buildings behind it, by the way
indykid: 10th Nov 2005 - 17:34 GMT
I really love the 1st photo particularly. Do you have a site with your work on Dave?...I'd sure love a hi-res img for my desktop!
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