Pupil
274 creative works found
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Photographer: Suzanne German / Model: Suzanne German
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This is one of the few ground floor classrooms that i was able to get access to, mainly because in a lot of the places of this site the upper floor had caved down into the ground floor due to water damage.
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Another view from inside the classroom, i was having to walk very carefully here as the floors were extremely spongy and wet but i couldnt resist gingerly going in to get a shot back at the fireplace and the fallen radiator.
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This was taken in one of the single floor parts of the building, and as such any water damage coming in was straight into these rooms. As you can see this has cost them dearly in terms of decay and mould, there is even plantlife starting to take hold in here again in the very bottom right of the shot.
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I remember taps like this from the sinks in the science labs at my own school, with the high neck so you could get beakers etc under them. I love the kitsch of the curtains in here as well.
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This is the room with the really rotten doors, the science sink and as you can see at the centre of image is being somewhat overgrown. If you look carefully you can just see the little holes in the roof and obviously all of the ceiling tiles are down in here.
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It had to come sooner or later, and here is the obligatory toilet shot. I loved the fact that the door even had the word on there so i had to include it! There is even still a glass left on the sink there and half a roll of paper on the holder, a rare find!
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This is the corridor leading to the dormitory rooms at this abandoned school, as you can see on the floor here the ceilings here have come down in most places. This floor was extremely treacherous as i was walking along it and it gave out quite a few groans to let me know that one foot wrong would mean i would go through it. Relying on the tried and trusted technique of walking at the edges served me well though.
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I imagine this boiler was attached to the wall once upon a time, but now it lays cast aside at the foot of the sink it was once installed to provide hot water to.
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Old Mother Hubbard / Went to the cupboard / To get her poor doggie a bone, / When she got there / The cupboard was bare / So the poor little doggie had none.
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I really loved this old press, it was just so nicely rusted it looked beautiful. Strangely enough i came across one of the exact same model at another site 100 miles away the very next day. Both were rusted solid, i tried them both.
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This is the rear of the two dormitory blocks at the abandoned school, the only part with the barred up windows. I wonder if this was to keep the kids in or the bogey men out once the lights went out?
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I’m a shy person and i lack confidence. / So sometimes i will just try and blend in and fade into the background. / That way, I will not get picked out.
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This photo is interesting, i took this accidently while inspecting my cameras lens. I realised i took a photo and liked it so i cropped it. I then worked on this all day trying different effects until i finally got something i really liked. This is the final image!
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Yellowbilled Hornbill. Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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I think this will be the last of the eye series for a while… It’s getting out of control!
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Fancied doing something a little different, and this one popped out! /
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More playing around with my initial drawing and some type. /
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This one’s grown on me so I thought I’d upload it. — Taken with: Canon 40D / Lens used: 2.8 100mm / Shutter speed: 1/100 / F number: 3.5 / ISO: 500
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Girl in schools marching band competition / Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia / / (ref fotoWERNER 3H0902.1613) / Nikon D300 with Nikon 18-200VR / Featured in Kairos group (14 July 2009) / Top 10 in Kairos group “Public Event” challenge (25 October 2009) / Featured in Kairos group (27 October 2009) / 309 viewings as at 13 December 2009 /
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2008 featured in / GRINDHOUSE (A GO GO) on 12/09
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Church’s reflection in a girl’s eye.
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My first attempt at an eye macro. Probably should have taken my contact lens out first :p Camera: Nikon D90 / Lens: Tamron 90mm Macro / Exposure: f5.6, 1/6s, ISO200 / Processing: Photoshop CS3, Redynamix / Technique: Tripod, Selective Coloring / Location: Virginia Beach, VA Features / - Eye Macros 9/28/09
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48 Laws and Nobody’s Home: A Working Pupil’s Poetic Lament – tanka sequence
by Kristin Reynoldsi’m lost as to what / words want from the likes of me. / i’m just not that good. / clearly, there’s been some mistake; / why choose a ghost t…
Tanka sequence on why I bother continuing to write poetry when there are others who can convey the great secrets so much better than I.
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