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Atlantic City, NJ |
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Sewer in the Sand #1 -- Cool day This sewer is tastefully displayed just off the boardwalk. Notice the careful placement and attention to the landscaped elements. I think I'd like one of those in my front yard. Part one of a four-part series...
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Sewer in the Sand #2 -- Warm day
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Sewer in the Sand #3 -- Warm day
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Sewer in the Sand #4 -- Cool day This cover shows the effect of the many years of salt water spray on a manhole cover. Notice the raised letters and recent addition of chewing gum.
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Sand Grass Swirl The wind makes interesting swirls in the sand with the long blades of sand grass. I could easily do a panorama of many of these. Maybe next trip. |
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Pelican Shadow on the Boardwalk Now this was a tough shot, to keep my shadow out of the photo and use as much of the sculpted pelican shadow as possible.
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AC Wall This photo reminds me of a Josef Albers geometric serigraph. Great colors, angles, shapes, textures and values.
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Atlantic City Incorporated 1854 - 1999 I'm glad to see that, because of it's incorporation, no one's personal assets have been at risk in Atlantic City since 1854, unless of course you play the slot machines.... :-)
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Water Valve This cover is flanked by the shadow of a ribbed trash can. Sometimes the shadows work, and sometimes they don't. This one happens to have the valve cover shapes, the asphalt textures and the slight blue lines to maintain viewer interest.
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Cover on the Boardwalk This rectangular cover has a little bit of rock salt powdered on top, as if it were waiting to be eaten by the next passerby. Uck! I wouldn't eat it for all the money in the slot machines. Who knows what's been in there? I'm sure it's nothing good.
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AC Dept. of Sanitation, Cover with Tracks This square cover shows the effect of years of neglect and disrespect, but will probably function just the same.
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Drain Study - 1999 This Atlantic City roof drain is especially elaborate for the casino owner as signified by the precise line work, the black underline and red highlighted screws. Motherwell would be proud of this.
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