PHOTOGRAPHER'S JOURNAL: Our factories are empty and our prisons are full.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Abandoned Concrete Factory, 2011
PHOTOGRAPHER'S JOURNAL: Our factories are empty and our prisons are full.
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I've been making photographs since childhood. Photography has become a way for me to explore the place I live and places I visit, but I know there's much to be seen in my own back yard. My favorite travel is through time.
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3 comments:
It is a sad but true fact about our society.
So true...
flutietootie - Thanks for visiting. I have vowed not to make this blog political, but the situation is outrageous.
Yes, Trotter. They keep telling me things are better on this side of the pond.
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