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Wandering Down An Aimless Path
February 9, 2009
We Were Challenged To Created An Atmosphere Of Emptiness Or An Aimless
Vision Of The Future.
Our Inner City Is Progressing To A Point of Sadness In Its Disintegration. It is slowly falling apart!
With No Clarity By Our City Fathers, They Have
Created In Themselves An Air Of Aimlessness In The Downtown Arena.
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This photo has 5 comments.
Christof Wright said...
on Oct. 2 2009 at 2:52 am
A great sadness is evoked with this photograph.
The inner city, empty and with a train track running through the center is a nice analogy of our future.
Great Work!
The inner city, empty and with a train track running through the center is a nice analogy of our future.
Great Work!
Parker Merrill said...
on Mar. 17 2009 at 4:23 pm
amazing!
James Tapley BRONZE said...
on Feb. 28 2009 at 9:22 pm
The Angle of the photograph makes this photo more powerful. Thank you for thinking, planning before taking this shot. It has payed off in a great visual feast!
Ms. Ashley Nabors BRONZE said...
on Feb. 15 2009 at 2:02 am
Really Creates An Atmosphere Of Emptiness Nice Photo!
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