Victim of Hurricane Ike
Victim of Hurricane Ike at Bolivar Peninsular, High Island Texas about 100 feet from the water. Picture taken April 19, 2009. The hurricane was in September 2008.
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We know many different types of people: Old and young. Some with background studies in the arts and others in the Sciences. Some may be self-taught tradesmen. Although they have divergent careers and very different upbringings, we've found that many have a common interest in photography.
We all love to press the shutter button, hear that tiny "click" and know that an image is made. Maybe it's a portrait, maybe a landscape, or maybe just a happy accident—the images taken are as different as the individuals that took them.
We formed Le Clique to bring together all of those different people, give them a forum to post their work, and enjoy the juxtapositions, harmony, and contrast between the things they love to photograph. Our contributors have two very simple rules: you must take the photo yourself and it must be for the simple joy of taking it.
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We all love to press the shutter button, hear that tiny "click" and know that an image is made. Maybe it's a portrait, maybe a landscape, or maybe just a happy accident—the images taken are as different as the individuals that took them.
We formed Le Clique to bring together all of those different people, give them a forum to post their work, and enjoy the juxtapositions, harmony, and contrast between the things they love to photograph. Our contributors have two very simple rules: you must take the photo yourself and it must be for the simple joy of taking it.
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3 comments:
I wonder how much longer this will sit there. Might be neat to wait another year to see if it is there, and take another photo!
Wow. Looks like Nee-c could have been the previous owner of that truck. Ha ha.
Our third year in Brooklyn we woke up one summer night and the room was filled with smoke. We thought the apartment was on fire but it ended up that someone set fire to the Honda Accord outside and smoke poured in through the open window. Reminds me of that night.
I wonder if the truck was parked in someone's driveway, washed away by the surge, and deposited in its present locale.It would be great if appeared both in its original location and current location on google earth!
Oh man! What a curious thought: that you might find it in two locations—one in good order and one in it's wrecked state—all at once on Google maps. It makes me want to try and find it, though there's no way I could. I wonder how many other cars disappeared like that and popped up wrecked god knows where...
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