A pole guard or some protective piece of metal covering a phone pole. Turn it 90 degrees to see how vehicles have brushed against it. So titled because this was found on the same block as the scrap metal yard owned by Warhol's nephew on Pittsburgh's North Side (Warhola Recycling).
[Jul. 3rd, 2015 11:07:17 PM]
Or maybe it's the curled end of a guard rail. Hell, I really don't remember...
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Didn't vote this challenge. But I have to say, I really do like this, and had I voted, you would have been in trouble, as that 6+ would have been higher still :)
So. A strong 6+ (anything above a 6 seems a bit of a miracle to me these days) AND multiple bits of bling.... what do you have to say for yourself? Hmmm?
Indeed, something's not quite right in the universe. If it's any consolation, I'm high threes in Rule of Thirds...
So. A strong 6+ (anything above a 6 seems a bit of a miracle to me these days) AND multiple bits of bling.... what do you have to say for yourself? Hmmm?
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This is unquestionably my favorite entry of this challenge. Rust and distressed layers of paint(?) on... what? a storm drain. Or to quote a favorite comic discussion his interpretation of what a mime was doing, "it's either a man trapped in an invisible box, or the Budapest String Quartet in a revolving door. Whatever it is, it stands alone as an abstract composition that I could see hanging on the wall.
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