Block eyesore by goodoleboy
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Captured 3/14/15, early in the am, not far from home.
Everyone loves a cardboard box, but isn't this pushing it a bit?
This is not a temporary situation. Nor is it the slums. These cardboard boxes stuffed on the front porch of an otherwise nice home in a very nice neighborhood has been this way since time immemorial, like for years and years. I suppose all that ever changes are the boxes themselves, and then it's deja vu all over again. Plus, that lawn could do with some renovating.
Ciao.
Comments (11)
Some peeps are class-less.
Interesting. Can you imagine the inside? I imagine a hoarder, with piles and piles and only small pathways .....
There are also people here who are not able to separate from their garbage. It is called the "Messy-syndrome". Somebody like that seems to live there. Cool find and shot!
LOL... Just incredible... Very great shot also !
Wow Harry, I can't believe the city doesn't so something about this.
Heh. Our fascist neighborhood association would never stand for that, they came after us once just for having a small mound of uneven ground in yard after a tree was removed. Great shot!
Looks like a fire hazard to me; perhaps a letter or call to the fire department might get it sorted? Or send them this shot as evidence! Great work Harry!
do look bad . cool image
A piece of urban capture if ever there was one, love that you caught this. It's a royal mess, and the dilapidated railing (peeled/chipped paint) helps create the sense of decay, and also the sense that this is a mini-prison for all those boxes, just crammed in there bursting the seams. There are even boxes on the lawn, all stretched out of shape. I can't believe this is normal for houses and apartments---I mean, they just let them pile up? It looks like weeks of cartons. From the few I can read, it looks like these are food-related. And it's a shadowed shot, like this were a restful moment in the shade. It almost could be in the country, it's so quiet and shadowed. A real piece of 'garbage journalism'---not that the pic is garbage, but that it's about garbage. Love this shot.
They need to recycle these boxes....lol Interesting shot. Aloha
Do people have no pride? Awful.. Rob