Scaffolding everywhere. Bamboo, plastics ties and hessian coverings.
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Sunday, August 5, 2012
Scaffolding - Nathan Road / Hong Kong (Mon 09 Jul 2012)
Scaffolding everywhere. Bamboo, plastics ties and hessian coverings.
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Bamboo,
Hong Kong,
Hong Kong 2012,
Mon 09 Jul 2012,
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Scaffolding
Monday, August 6, 2012
Bamboo Pile / Scaffolding - Nathan Road / Hong Kong (Mon 02 Jul 2012)
A pile of bamboo awaiting it's next job as scaffolding.
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Hong Kong,
Hong Kong 2012,
Mon 02 Jul 2012,
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Monday, June 4, 2012
Scaffolding #5 - Sculptures by the Sea 2005 / Marks Park / Tamarama (Sat 12 Nov 2005)
A perfect fit for the perfect location.
Friday, June 1, 2012
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Monday, July 16, 2012
Scaffolding - Mong Kok / Hong Kong (Mon 09 Jul 2012)
Looking forward to seeing this one printed A3 size. One of my favourites from the trip.
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Hong Kong,
Hong Kong 2012,
Mon 09 Jul 2012,
Mong Kok,
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Monday, August 11, 2014
On Art - Thomas Barnett (Fri 08 Aug 2014)

Thomas Barnett (*) writes On Art (*):
the most fundamental of questions about art – if it has no audience, does it exist?via The beautiful desecration of Vivian Maier (*) by Thomas Barnett (*). More on Vivian Maier (*).
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Europe 2013,
London,
Oxford Street,
Scaffolding,
Sun 18 Aug 2013,
Vivian Maier
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Photos: A Rainy Day in Venice (Wed 16 Sep 2009)


Just a couple of simple photos to remember a Rainy Day in Venice. I like the colour, scaffolding, the graffiti (it's everywhere which surprised me for such a historical city) and in particular the umbrellas in both photographs.
Really enjoy Jonathan Walker's writings on Photography and have learnt a lot from him.
In particular, I have really enjoyed his writings of his experiences of taking photographs in Venice. The resulting series of photographs, titled Let us Burn the Gondolas, is fantastic.
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