Reclaimation
97 creative works found
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Ink and colour pencil. My take on the concrete jungle. Nature has had enough …............ its time to reclaim!!!!!!
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Saltwick Bay, Black Nab and `The Admiral Van Tromp’. Due to the weather the tide came in early and quickly, swamping the wreck and us. We had to drag Alan away :-) and not a moment too soon. 10 minutes after we got back to safety our escape route was cut off by a crashing sea…..phew! Extract from the Whitby Lifeboat history: “Silver Medal awarded to Coxswain Robert Allen and the Bronze Medal awarded to Helmsman Richard Robinson for rescuing a survivor of the fishing vessel Admiral Van Tromp, which was wrecked after grounding on the Black Nab Rock in thick fog, an easterly wind, and a heavy breaking sea on 30 September 1976. When a survivor was seen on a rock Helmsman Robinson drove the D class lifeboat in at full speed, onto a ledge, and the man was grabbed just as a large sea broke over the rock and washed the boat back into the sea.”
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On Dartmoor you’ll find evidence of mining and quarrying all over the place. Here at Goodameavy is the remnants of an old railway bridge, this railway was used to transport quarried stone from Dewerstone. Now the bridge us isolated, the tracks long gone and even the embankment is broken to pieces. It’s always muddy under the little bridge and the moss on the tree is evidence of little light and very damp conditions on Dartmoor. When my son Joe was just 14months old, he fell face first into the mud. Old Bridges:
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Dismantled jetty relics slowly become reclaimed by the elements and the night. Fuji G617 – Velvia 50. / ©T.Middleton2008 —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—— / / see more of my TRUE panoramic photography by clicking on the image below / /
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This work is representative of cycles, momentum and the multiple. Taking society’s discarded objects of the everyday and transformeing them into formal representations, combining the reformed objects, acknowledgeing the endless waste in producing ancillary items that support our everyday existence.
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A structure of wood and brick fights a losing battle with nature. The adjacent steel structure of the foundry has a firmer hold in the weather, but this half of the structure is crumbling more with every passing season. Update on this location-see first loss of a location journal entry.
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This is one of the first shots I took when I got into photography. There used to be random old car parts scattered in the woods behind my house, and I was never really OK with that. This past spring I went out to see how Mother Nature was coping and found this.
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/ Anonymous donation to further my work. / Share my work with friends & family. The earth was here before we started drilling for oil. It will be here long after we stop.
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FEATURED in Natures Reclaimation, April ‘09 with thanks I found this beautiful ruined cottage on Achill Island, County Mayo, Ireland. Well on it’s way to a fully lawned roof. / Canon EOS 400D 18-55mm lens
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Featured in Nature’s Reclamation in January 2009 and in Dilapidated Buildings in May 2009. Top 10 in Abandoned Dark Creepy in May 2009. An overgrown section of Ta Prohm temple at Angkor Wat, Cambodia photographed in November 2008. Please also see: /
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As Kobe’s expansion is blocked by the mountains, the main way to extend the city is to reclaim land from the sea. To be able to handle the incoming traffic over the city, a new airport has been built… On a dedicated artificial island. 2009, Japan.
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This photograph was featured in the Red Bubble group Nature’s Reclamation. / /
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I lift my face towards the sun, / my home is dark and bleak and glum, / I struggle hard to reach the light, / I see it now so warm and bright I couldn’t resist this lovely picture from a window inside a concrete multistorey carpark in Wollongong CBD. It was one of those concrete blocks with the four pie shaped cutouts in it which ran the width of the carpark. The vine was struggling to survive in the blackness, but eventually found its way to the light. This shot is straight from my Kodak Z8612 camera, Thanks for looking. /
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My contribution to the anti whaling campaign. Multi layers of apophysis. (Closest I could get to a whale in apophysis, lol.) / God Creates, Man Destroys, God reclaims the soul, or essence, whatever you want to call it.
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Available for sale as: / Laminated Prints, Cards, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
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old log tobacco barn
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This image came about after a relocation, and thus represents the breakage of the ‘fabric of life’ due to geographic/social changes. But it is just as relevant for any other breakups, conflicting commitments, reality vs dreams conflicts etc. / Bottom left – Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire , UK / Top left – Denver (Colorado,USA) city skyline / Right – On the front porch. Transparent watercolor and on paper. Approx size 20×20inch. To purchase original please send me site mail. Separate studies of the Denver section and of the Bradford on avon section are also available.
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Yet more of the dust storm. / As I saw this farm 4 WD coming to town, I felt they were coming to reclaim their topsoil. / I also heard of a road crossing sign which someone put up some years ago in a nearby country town after many similar dust storms, which said / “TAKE CARE – PADDOCKS CROSSING”.
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Khao Lak, badly hit by a Tsunami. The Earth gives, the Earth reclaims…..
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Behind the walls of the Roman multi angle tower, old stone coffins are slowly reclaimed by nature. Situated in the Museum Gardens in York.
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Image from the Bok Tower / Gardens, Lake Wales, Central Florida. Rainy day at the Serenity Fountain in the gardens. / Leica V-Lux 1.
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The wreck of the SS Ayrfield in Homebush Bay is slowly being reclaimed by nature as it is being taken over by the mangroves.
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