Cannon Beach, Oregon |
27.4.12
20.4.12
19.4.12
Pay no attention to the man behind the plywood
18.4.12
Fields Notes of a Square Spotter
Always gladdened by a splotch of color on grey pavement, I spotted these gaudy quadrilaterals of an evening in downtown Portland, Oregon. Slightly fotoshopped for a painterly patina, just because.
The hatch |
Green for go |
Distressed dumpster |
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abstract,
green,
infrastructure,
orange,
pavement,
portland,
rectangles,
red,
squares
15.4.12
13.4.12
End of the Petroleum Age Pt. IV
In oblique honor of this week's Sepia Saturday theme of Bibles...
I recently spent a night in Long Beach, Washington ("World's Longest Beach," a dubious distinction). On the way out of town I happened to cast my eyes to the left as we passed a defunct Union 76 fueling station and I saw to my astonishment these frescoed gas tanks. I reckon you might call these "Gas Stations of the Cross."
Here they are in detail. The juxtaposition of abandoned petroleum infrastructure and Christian symbology blows my mind.
I recently spent a night in Long Beach, Washington ("World's Longest Beach," a dubious distinction). On the way out of town I happened to cast my eyes to the left as we passed a defunct Union 76 fueling station and I saw to my astonishment these frescoed gas tanks. I reckon you might call these "Gas Stations of the Cross."
Here they are in detail. The juxtaposition of abandoned petroleum infrastructure and Christian symbology blows my mind.
Annunciation |
Baptism |
Crucifixion |
Ascendancy |
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