>
> > Example of this are the scaffolding and the sidewalk equipment vault. I
> > see them as a bit of history and life but most folks consider them nois=
e
> > or clutter. Utility poles, trash cans, rude people and many other thing=
s
>


> I have many of these but did not upload as i thought it may be a waste of
> bandwidth.
>
> I like to take photos of the ground which no one seems to do.


"no one" -> few others
:-).

Maybe not as few as we may imagine.
Mayhaps the intersection of engineer and photographer produces such results
more often than we are aware.

Different / similar: I was unaware of the well recognised peculiarity
labelled "Street photography" for many decades.
It was nice to find that other share my fascination with such (one of a
range of photographic fascinations) and my wife has been more understanding
of this peculiarity since she discovered the label in some publication of
suitably high repute :-).

Maybe I should make an album of my out-takes :-)
Prague manhole cover.
Xian power wiring.
Beijing bridges.
Shanghai Maglev (430 kph !!!!!!!!!!)
Yogyakarta concrete underground tunnels.
Scottish castle abandoned dungeons.
Collapsed Welsh spiral staircases
Walls, roads, paths, wiring , ... everywhere.

Photos of pointless rubbish? Just ask my wife - she'll tell you :-).


             Russell








> When people
> show me there holiday snaps I would just like to see what the foot path i=
s
> like or the road or what sort of soil or ground the grass and plants grow
> in or the gnarled root system of a tree.
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