Robert Santafede Photography

Pins & Needles

12 Comments to “Pins & Needles”

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   Carl D'Agostino
   2012/04/06 at 07:59

   Do I want to be on the outside looking in or vice versa?

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/07 at 05:51

     Both look pretty tense in the photo, but outside for sure. I was ready to go before I even took the photo from inside!

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   subtle.reminders
   2012/04/06 at 08:23

   It’s Half-Life 2 all over again! GJ on the dark pic.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/07 at 05:52

     “Welcome to City 17. It’s safer here.” 🙂 Still love that game. This one reminds me more of Q3 though, color wise.

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   weisserwatercolours
   2012/04/06 at 12:04

   I grow quiet inside seeing this–and not a good quiet! Is that a saw I hear?

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/07 at 05:54

     Oh man. If I heard a saw, this post would’ve been titled “Grabbed my #$&% and ran really, really fast!” 🙂 Thanks for your comment, Lance!

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   cerebralcausality
   2012/04/07 at 12:45

   Robert, I am in awe of quite lot of your work but this one stands out for me. The decay, dirt, metal grill, light and rust work so well. I love the balance, great composition

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/09 at 07:52

     Oops, sorry for not responding quicker. I’m not sure how I missed this comment, but thank you CerebralCausality! I enjoy your blog also, excellent photos and great writing!

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       cerebralcausality
       2012/04/10 at 22:50

       Thanks Robert.
       your work is extremely expressive and I really enjoy your chosen subject matter

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         Robert Santafede
         2012/04/11 at 06:32

         Thank you again! After each post, I almost expect someone to leave a comment asking why you would bother taking a photo of this.. But I’m pleasantly surprised and always happy to know there are people out there who find these things interesting also. BTW, I really liked the angles you used in “Canopy Delight”!

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   mdphotographers
   2012/04/10 at 15:30

   Was this shot taken inside an asylum? This is a powerful shot and quite disturbing. It does make you want to spend a lot of time with it.

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     Robert Santafede
     2012/04/11 at 06:39

     I wish! This was just from a random warehouse in an industrial section of town. The whole place had been cleaned out so I really have no idea what was done in there. It also looked like a majority of the copper was stripped out. I only know of one abandoned asylum nearby, but it’s gated up. I actually don’t go into places that are locked up or trespass. It really limits your choices, but when you find a great location that has neither, it makes it all the better.

     At this point I’m going to begin researching more about who owns a few places around here and see if I can get permission, sign a liability waiver, whatever, to be able to go in – or I will surely be running out of photos!

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