I have always enjoyed artsy and obscure photographs. Architecture, nature, odd little nooks and geometric shapes are fun to juxtapose in composition within a frame. My mind’s eye may not be a professional one, but it has given me a glimpse of the extraordinary.
A recent trip to “The Rock” in San Francisco provided my little digital camera with an opportunity to capture some unique glimpses of this inhospitable place. As I strolled and meandered about the island, I couldn’t help but attempt to capture the eerie feeling that seemed to ooze from the cracks and crevices of this place.
***
Rust flakes and concrete cracks,
this Island now reformed.
“Were is the warden now?”
a ghostly voice transformed.
“The warden is a seabird,”
The pow-wow drum replies,
“his beady eyes survey
the empty harbour skies.”
The water tower moans
and creaks upon the rise,
Ivy wraps ’round the bars
And Nature claims her prize.
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karen // November 5, 2007 at 11:14 am |
So true that Nature claims everything back eventually. Love the photo…