Spotlight[Arts]:untalkative photographs

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Spotlight[Arts]:untalkative photographs

Thursday, January 24 2013 @ 02:20 pm EST
Contributed by: masodo
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photographer Kazuhiro Chiba

Sendai / Gamou ---a class-room

January 2013 a class-room
" NAKANO elementary school "
It was 3:54 p.m.

Sendai / Gamou ---stage curtains

January 2013 stage curtains
" NAKANO elementary school "
lecture hall / gymnasium

Source: http://untalkativephoto.blogspot.jp/

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Spotlight[Arts]:untalkative photographs
Authored by: Dale.Harkness on Monday, February 11 2013 @ 10:30 am EST

Another great find! Photos of urban decay are so cool. They serve to reminds us how quickly nature and entropy can reduce our efforts to rubble. Besides, there's something seemingly ghost-like with look at abandoned facilities that were host to hundreds of people perhaps not that long ago.

-Dale

Spotlight[Arts]:untalkative photographs
Authored by: masodo on Monday, February 11 2013 @ 11:11 am EST

Hi Dale,

Glad you enjoyed this. Thank you for your comments.

I actually sat down and devoured the entire gallery by Kazuhiro Chiba and find him to have a decerning eye, adept at conveying the beauty that remains in spite of the horrible distruction. I like that he tends to add a photograph every day and try to include "Untalkative photographs" in my normal visitation rotation. (right there with "The Hindenburg Principle" - among others)

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- save the pulp -

Spotlight[Arts]:untalkative photographs
Authored by: Dale.Harkness on Monday, February 11 2013 @ 11:20 am EST

I absolutely agree Mike! The content from Untalkative photographs are expressive and refreshing to look at because they are so unique. Thanks for introducing me to another great source of creativity. Once again, Blogdogit has proven to be a great way for me to find new content. Very cool!

-Dale