The last time I posted a similar shot to this one it got a mixed reaction, and I suspect this one will elicit much the same response: it's quite flat, there's no specific subject, and no apparent meaning. Two things drew me to it though. First: I like the history implied in such scenes: the various layers of what was once meaningful material, pealed away to reveal a disjointed collage of unrelated moments in time. Second, and this is a more personal thing: for as long as I can remember I've felt ambivalent about the union flag and the various echoes of colonialism and nationalism with which it's often associated with; neither of which I have much time for.
On a totally unrelated matter, londonrubbish.com is one year old today, so go wish Mark a happy birthday :-)
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5.05pm on 3/6/06 Canon 20D EF 17-40 f/4L USM 30mm (48mm equiv.) f/8.0 1/1250 aperture priority +0.0 evaluative 100 no RAW C1 Pro minor rotation |