fahim mohammed
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My World: Abandoned..Not erased!!
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Asher Kelman
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Dramatic!
What building is this?
Asher
What building is this?
Asher
Michael_Stones
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NY, N.Y.
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Nice photo, Fahim. Love the lighting effects. Cheers, Mike
fahim mohammed
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Thanks Asher, Michael..
Ellis Island train station, New York Harbor, N.Y., U.S.A
Ellis Island train station, New York Harbor, N.Y., U.S.A
Peter Dexter
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Nice one point perspective exercise.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
It reminded me of an abandoned arrival area at a major airport. Haunting!
fahim mohammed
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It was!!
For those that came from Europe to New Jersey, and New York landed here. In their millions. They were deloused and processed here.
Also a lot of research was conducted here from the faithful believers of eugenics and its detractors!
Read Stephen J Gould for some background on this and other interesting history. But be prepared; widely criticized as well as praised.
History?
For those that came from Europe to New Jersey, and New York landed here. In their millions. They were deloused and processed here.
Also a lot of research was conducted here from the faithful believers of eugenics and its detractors!
Read Stephen J Gould for some background on this and other interesting history. But be prepared; widely criticized as well as praised.
History?
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