30 Days Photography Challenge : Day #17
Day #17 - Technology
People tend to connect the concept of "technology" with clean, aseptic and futuristic designs... If there's something that I noticed about technology is that it's so fast in its developments that it contributes to create lots of extra garbage in a shorter amount of time, and garbage that is difficult to get rid off nonetheless.
I was looking for some cool garbage to take pictures of then, but in the end I opted for this (because I couldn't find any cool garbage around, besides the usual plastic bottles and paper-- Italians, you surprise me D: --WHERE ARE THE GOOD TIMES WHEN YOU WERE USED TO THROW IN THE STREETS FRIDGES, OVENS AND SOFAS?!!).
LOL, probably the systems that will allow us to use domotics in the future will be covered in rust, dirt and cobwebs too... After all material stuff is always material stuff and like everything in this material world, it is destined to decay.
...Also, where are the comments on my previous post? You meanie.
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People tend to connect the concept of "technology" with clean, aseptic and futuristic designs... If there's something that I noticed about technology is that it's so fast in its developments that it contributes to create lots of extra garbage in a shorter amount of time, and garbage that is difficult to get rid off nonetheless.
I was looking for some cool garbage to take pictures of then, but in the end I opted for this (because I couldn't find any cool garbage around, besides the usual plastic bottles and paper-- Italians, you surprise me D: --WHERE ARE THE GOOD TIMES WHEN YOU WERE USED TO THROW IN THE STREETS FRIDGES, OVENS AND SOFAS?!!).
LOL, probably the systems that will allow us to use domotics in the future will be covered in rust, dirt and cobwebs too... After all material stuff is always material stuff and like everything in this material world, it is destined to decay.
...Also, where are the comments on my previous post? You meanie.
This entry was originally posted at http://daeva-neesan.dreamwidth.org/439743.html ∼