U.F.O's and....... by blinkings

Photography • Urban/Cityscape • posted on Nov 04, 2009

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.........errr shoes! I found this strange site at the end of an old city alley. It really facinated me at the time!

Comments (15)

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beachzz

1:52AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

LOL, a shoe tree, more or less!!

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wysiwig

2:17AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

If this were Los Angeles the shoes would be a way for a gang to mark it's territory. Hopefully this has a more benign meaning.

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blinkings

3:16AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Yeah this is very much art based and not gang related. Melbourne Laneways

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JuliSonne

9:02AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Hopefully the aliens no welding feet have. Cool snapshot!!!

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kgb224

3:22PM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Wonderful capture.

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billcody

5:46PM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Great find!

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flavia49

5:56PM | Wed, 04 November 2009

fantastic capture!

MrsLubner

6:07PM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Spooky! I wonder what the message is!!!

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bmac62

3:01PM | Thu, 05 November 2009

Very interesting. Years ago when the US Army was comprised of mostly conscripted soldiers, as a soldier drew close to the end of his term of service, he's do this with a pair of boots as a sign that he was a "short-timer" and proud of it. What could this mean down your way?

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junge1

10:29PM | Thu, 05 November 2009

Great find beautifully captured!

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Chipka

2:59AM | Fri, 06 November 2009

In Prague and in Chicago, I saw shoes hanging from various places such as wires telephone wires and such, usually indicating that the wearers of the shoes were dead. Think of that makes this a particularly haunting photograph, and it's so incredilby rich in detail, mood, and color that I'm captivated by every element of this. I wonder to whom these shoes belonged, and if their placement here is tragic. Hopefully not.

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