North Ga. Sports Hiway 72: OLd sign Forgotten

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Image Title: North Ga. Sports Hiway 72: OLd sign Forgotten

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By: Chuck Freeman
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Chuck Freeman {Karma:13616}
Project	#16 Poetry in Pictures	Camera Model	Minolta AF 5xi
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28mm-105mm Minolta
Uploaded	6/12/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Maxx 400
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About	I still live in a part of the USA where rural past can be seen IF you look hard. It is disappearing very fast though. This is an example-this sign has been decaying for many years. It is on it's "last leg" so to speak. And by the way, I left the power pole deliberately to balance the sign from being too static. The poles therefore should not detract now that everyone knows their purpose for being in photograph.
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matthew kinslow {K:2525} 6/12/2003

I think you're right about the power lines... it does help... it also gives it an urban touch to a rural scene... just like the rest of the country... there's power lines everywhere anything's beautiful (unless it's protected by the government of course)

CL Chick {K:963} 6/12/2003

I really like this. Very sentimental as I regret losing the "old south" (well, most of it anyway ;)). Great composition. I remember your work from photoSIG.

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