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Clinical Kinesiology Room I (Apr 14, 2006)
So we're having some paint issues with this room, that much is for certain. The detail I find amusing here is that the colour of the door beneath the peeling paint used to be identical to the colour of the sign. Nature reasserts the original designer's intention. Or something like that...
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Photos this month:
- 03.Home At Last
- 05.Big Finger, Small Fingers
- 06.Sunbeam and Plywood
- 07.Light From Door
- 08.Light From The West
- 09.Post-Bath Relief
- 11.The Basement Office
- 12.Water. Damage.
- 13.Water. Damage. no.2
- 14.Clinical Kinesiology Room I
- 15.The Worst is Over
- 17.Partially Collapsed Stairwell
- 18.The Exit Stair
- 19.Desk and Window
- 20.Brickworks Tunnel
- 21.Tunnel Shadows
- 22.Control Room Log Book
- 23.Control Room Exterior
- 25.The Control Room, Forgotten
- 26.Abstract Piping Array
- 27.The Turbine Hall
- 28.Bundled
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12 comments for this photo:
Tuffer (Apr 14 2006, 12:10 pm)
That red is so red against everything. Did you get a chance to take any detail shots of the paint pealing? There is some great texture there.
cy (Apr 14 2006, 2:48 pm)
wow. talking about an easy place to test for lead paint. lol. just looking at it....it would make a great place to film a horror movie.
no, the other mike (Apr 14 2006, 6:51 pm)
Sick.
Gabriel (Apr 14 2006, 10:05 pm)
The type of physical testing that comes along w/ Kinesiology is sure enough to make the paint peel. It sure lit me up. First they soak you in a nice warm bath, towel dry you kinda, stick electrodes all over you, then stick needles in your muscles & send surges of electricity through them. Of course they are monitoring the results on a computer. So ya, I think you caught the essence of this little torture chamber quite well. Good job!!!
Dorothy-Clare (Apr 15 2006, 12:29 am)
My kinesiology class made my stomach feel like this room looks! Kendall, where was this taken?
Maureen (Apr 15 2006, 4:23 am)
The first thing I noticed was the intricacies of the peeling paint… looking at the way it peeled on the door to me it looks an awful lot like Africa/India/Europe...
Brent Vermilyea (Apr 15 2006, 4:50 am)
Excellent blog, Kendall; you have some very inspiring work. I think you did well on this shot. The composition is solid and the sharpness looks pretty good across the shot. I like this. Regards, Brent
Air33 (Apr 15 2006, 10:04 am)
This looks like it would be great as an HDR shot. And hints as to where it is..?
Jenelle (Apr 15 2006, 8:50 pm)
Defininte horror movie set...Mr Wood, where are you now? Fascinating textures and colors.
chickadee (Apr 16 2006, 12:36 pm)
cool... maureen is right, the paint on the door does look like part of a world map. never would have noticed that--trippy!
Chris (Apr 18 2006, 12:53 pm)
The red looks great. Love all the lines in this shot. Well taken.
What The Heck Journal (Aug 17 2006, 8:58 am)
This one looks like it has been rotting for quite a while. Love the cracked paint.