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PHOTOGRAPHER’S JOURNAL: It’s hard to know what went on here, and without presses or paint hoods or ovens to distinguish one space from another, it was often difficult to know where I was. Of course every building, floor, and column, though nearly identical to its neighbors, is carefully numbered. Passing from room to room, floor to floor I kept track of my place on a mental grid in a space that might as well have been endless in all directions until I hit the cellar below the sub-basement or the roof or the last hall.
2 comments:
The imagination goes wild in such a place, Ted. The shadowplay is delightful and the space is expansive. I can almost feel it, as though I were there.
Thanks for stopping by to see the old factory filled with light.
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