For a project on homelessness in the inner city of Sydney. I walk past the entrance to this tunnel everyday and have never noticed the light sculpture along one wall – amazing. This tunnel leads to Museum Station and runs off Elizabeth Street Sydney (these location descriptions I guess only make sence to Sydney people…so sorry for the rest of you)
I am going to rename the images for this project ‘Home’ because these are people’s homes…or imply ‘home’…even a blanket in a park could be a ‘home’. Home as we might know it doesn’t mean that another’s choice of ‘home’ is not also a legitimate place to belong, or at least feel connected to or have a sence of ownership of.
alone, home, homeless, perspective, station, tunnel, underground, youth
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Brilliant! I love it. great perspective.
home is also a place deep inside robert… i think you as an incredibly insightful person who has taken up this passion… could do a wonderful series of THAT concept as well…….. just a suggestion………………….b
Why thanks butch. Thats a great idea and approach…and builds on ‘home as interpretation of place’…mind if I play with that one?
– Robert Knapman
Good series Robert. Love the glow of yellow light at end this and the green texture on the side
darkness of the lights and colors, straights lines… very nice
love the warm glow at the end of the tunnel and the cool greens in the foreground.
quite often I have seen homeless people couple up regardless of gender or sexuality, forming a bond they keep throughout living on the street.
Cheers Glen. I agree, the bonds formed by some homeless are deep and unique. Thanks for the reminder .)
– Robert Knapman
I’m loving that green and yellow….would love to see what lensbaby could do here! Looking forward to more in this series
Would love to play with a lensbaby some day – never have. I suspect I would be an absolute convert.
– Robert Knapman
great ambience in this
robert.. you tempt me so with that question… but i’ll observe a modicum of decorum… and just say play with whatever you like……………………b
Cheeky
– Robert Knapman
monkey
I suspect you would be too, Robert!