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1. A gray fence in the lower third, at a slight angle. An empty tree branch peeks in from the upper right. Above the fence, razor wire, and behind that, the backs of 2 school buses disappearing at the right.
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2. A barren cobblestone street. A blue construction fence in the lower third. A telephone pole on the far right, with a street lamp directly behind. In the background, the abandoned sugar factory, completely within the frame.
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3A. A wooden fence, with peeling green paint. A handpainted sign screwed to the fence reads: criminalize greed not graffiti.
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3B. A wooden fence, with peeling green paint. A square stencil-painted sign screwed to the fence with pictures of an eye, a lamb, some symbols and the word grass.
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4. A wooden wall with a gate-door. A linked chain attached to the left side of the gate. Behind the gate, recessed and at an angle, a glass door. The numbers 19_ are visible in the upper part of the door, as is a piece of white paper with some black te
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5. The sky fills the top half of the frame, the remains of the sugar factory fill the bottom.
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6. Cobblestone street. Steve's Authentic Key Lime Pies delivery truck fills most of the frame, pointing left. A black metal fence in the background. Sky visible in the top fifth of the frame.
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7. Portrait format. Cobblestones in two sets of curves, meeting at the middle of the frame. Deep focus.
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8. Metal fixture, painted yellow, dirty. There's an opening of some kind, with the words open and shut visible on a metal plate behind the hole, also painted yellow.
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9. Pointing up at ivy covered red brick building, black fire escape, angled so right wall is ~60 deg from right side of frame. Brick wall peeking into lower left part of frame.
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10. Long exposure of the BQE (at night, but mine will be day) from the Kane St. overpass, a little bit closer to Columbia, pointing south.