Another Deserted "shopping Plaza": Where does insanity end?

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Image Title: Another Deserted "shopping Plaza": Where does insanity end?

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By: Chuck Freeman
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Photographer	Chuck Freeman {Karma:13616}
Project	#18 Beneath Your Feet	Camera Model	Minolta AF 5xi
Categories	Cityscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	20mm-35mm TOKINA
Uploaded	6/20/2003	Film / Memory Type	FUJICOLOR 200
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About	Another empty plaza, another eye sore; another parcel of valuable land ruined. Land is getting scarce in some areas of the USA. When in the sane world are we going to stop building, just to desert and build another "NEW" and larger building? Fujicolor film with Minolta Cameras. Type C photo. Your comments on photo or subject..
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Mike Scott {K:1817} 7/1/2003

Reminds me of the Talking Heads song "Nothing but Flowers" - "There was a shopping mall, now it's all covered with flowers..." If only they would clear the waste away and let nature take it back.

Brian Welsch {K:735} 6/20/2003

You make a great point with this. There are far too many unused plazas around for us to building new ones constantly!
I like the "greyness" of the shot and the looming clouds, it adds well to the mood. One suggestion I have is to maybe capture less of the side of the building and more of the expanse of the empty parting lot.
Well done.

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