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Taken for a collaboration project between my photography class and a partner from Deakin University in Melbourne.
The theme is 'Suburb as Site' so we focused on industrial suburbia and what 'fuels suburbia'. We both decided to work with Polaroids (yay!). 1. Water reservoir tank 2. Abandoned abattoir 3. Transmitting station 4. Steel manufacturing plant 5. SA Water 6. Oil Refinery beach 7. Water tower 8. Industrial site 9. Electricity grid Comments
 how on earth can you afford so many polaroids?
 the most i have had is 4 packs, and i'm down to my last one! other than that, i think the composition for this peice is fantastic  i love how you put all your photos together well, at least you have hundreds to go through when you're older and think "yeahhhh, look at all these"
i only have 1 pack left, and they cost so much here, i'm only 16 and have no money  can't afford it   wonderful collection!
 oh oh. i just adore your photos.
they just give me the most wonderful feelings/thoughts/memories  |
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