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Parking Lot in the Heights
New York, NY - Laura - Tuesday, July 5th, 2005 : goo
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**Hello! I have been coming to this site for a while and I love it.
My name is Laura and I'm a grad student living in Manhattan.
I'm just starting to do photography, so please forgive my untrained eye :) These pictures were taken at a parking lot in Washington Heights**
I loved the way these clothes moved in the breeze...
Some of the clothes had fallen down and onto the barbed wire
This window displayed a red polka dot pinwheel. I like the shiny aluminum pipe against the grainy red brick
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kc: 6th Jul 2005 - 01:58 GMT
these shots of a building with laundry, in black and white...feels like something out of another era, a movie...(On the Waterfront, or something??)...is that all one apartment or do two share the line, I wonder? anyhow, welcome.
jeeff: 6th Jul 2005 - 03:13 GMT
nice. my towel fell off the line once while i lived in tokyo. it fell down a crevasse between two buildings and i never got it back. pissed me off. but i enjoyed watching it weather through the seasons.
Laura : 6th Jul 2005 - 03:41 GMT
Thanks, KC. Those are two apartments on the same floor- friends and family set up the lines. My boyfriend lives the building over and his mom shares a line with his grandma. I think its nice- and economical.
Peter: 6th Jul 2005 - 13:43 GMT
cool- i used to work up at cpmc in washington heights... its quite an interesting place, thats for sure.
also: welcome to citynoise :) these photos are great. feel free to grace us with more submissions anytime!
BZZZP: 6th Jul 2005 - 23:31 GMT
i am so incredibly mindfucked by you descibing the colors of things in b&w photos... but yeah thww clothesline one is niice. i should ggo shoot this building by the qboro that has the same vibe.
anon (localhost): Very raw, I love it!
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