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uhlrik — Brick and Ivy
Published: 2005-07-12 16:14:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 200; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 6
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This is a shot taken from my back yard. There's an old brick incinerator back there that's being overtaken by plant life, and I think it's fascinating watching the things of man being incorporated into nature, broken down and subsumed. That's what I was thinking about when I shot this.Edit: Forgot the pic was that big. I made it smaller and reposted.
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Hehe, ok I'm just going to coment on this and one other pic. You update too fast man! Anyway, I really like this pic, that's why I chose it to coment on! 
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Thank you very much!
I update intermittently at best. I go through dry periods then brief spates of feverish updating that never actually catch me up with what I have made, and then I fall behind on updates and despair of ever catching up.
The conflict between the natural and the manufactured is a fascinating and complex interplay that has been explored many times, but still has tremendous potential.
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yeup. It's often hard to tell who's destroying whom... nature and man.
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That's one of the things I think is so beautiful about the interaction between man and nature. It's more subtle, dynamic and two-sided than we tend to think.
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"Nature" is also pretty hard to define. It can include the physical earth, or only the living things on it.
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