passport photo
found a passport photo today in reading, broadstreet, at about 10.30am
found a passport photo today in reading, broadstreet, at about 10.30am
the things people throw away. saw this next to a bin this morning.
it’s a full glass of lime and soda complete with slice of lemon and black straw.
10 minutes down the road i had seen a can of coke with a black straw in and nearby two baby cans of coke.
i saw this photo down a hole today. it was of a building and was printed on a piece of A4 so wouldn’t have counted for my collection. But interesting never-the-less.
one of the problems of an outdoor fridge is that of security.
the owner of the fridge has addressed this issue by applying ‘carpet tape’ to the door thus rendering it, essentially, unopenable
a colleague of mine found these photos and an intriguing letter in her loft. the photos were found in opposite loft spaces and the letter was attached to one of them.
they are not added to main collection as they weren’t really found in public. they have instead been returned to the loft space where they will lie in darkness. the loft becomes a fossil to the previous inhabitants.
when she moves out of the house she has promised to add her own photo to the pile to keep the tradition rolling.
streetcleaners are the enemy of rubbish collectors like myself.
somehow their vehicle still looks elegant
the landfills are full so we’re piling old computer junmk in the street
this was a pile next to BT Tower in central london
one boot is better than none, but not as good as two. there is a natural order. maybe i should take pictures of ‘no boots’ whenever i don’t see any anywhere. could be a rather large collection of pictures.
i shall ponder this further before committing to such an immense task
Found Magazine:
like www.davescollections.com but american and called Found Magazine
the trousers, they have fallen down:
found (n/r)esting on the steps of Camden Town Tube Station
(not actually dancing)
dirty knees
chair
kids coat
lampshade