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Yeah, those are simply brilliant.
He photographs industrial waste? Well I am so glad somebody is. That means I don't have to.
Ha! That reminded me of a post I started a while back:
http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00FLx6&tag=
I fully support a photographers right, nay, obligation, to photograph whatever stirs their soul. Likewise, we all get to have an opinion about it. I also reserve the right to change my mind.
Having said that, I kinda like some of the waste pictures. Thanks for the link.
An interesting link, but I missed seeing gorofu driving ranges, surrounded by high walls of mesh fencing reaching to the heights of buildings. Perhaps they are too ordinary for Japanese eyes to notice, but to a visitor they are unique and quite alien. The buildings wrapped for see-thru billboard installation from sidewalk to building top (where the cellphone antennas go) are, on the other hand, common sights now.
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