Future Fossils of the Late Industrial Age

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By: Andrew Caldwell
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Andrew Caldwell {Karma:18307}
Project	#51 Silhouettes and Abstracts	Camera Model	Nikon CoolPix P2
Categories	Abstracts Architecture Cityscape	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	Documentary / Candids Architecture	Lens	Fixed Lens
Uploaded	10/25/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 512mb Digital Film
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Location	City - Seattle State - WASHINGTON Country - United States
About	Cargo loaders on the waterfront of Seattle. Sunset color as-is, not digitally enhanced.

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Joao Sousa {K:1796} 10/25/2006

Wow ! Fantastic soft colours and all those devices in counter light ! Ample and dramatic! Hugs

Jim Greenfield {K:5172} 10/25/2006

the colors are incredible. the title made me smile. great image.

Robert Patrick {K:8337} 10/25/2006

I love the lurid color dissonance. It reminds me of the music of Stravinsky. That, plus the sci-fi aspect (robot dinosaurs staring at an approaching apocalypse) reminds me of the covers of my favorite sci-fi magazine, Galaxy Scence Fiction in the 1950s.

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