Walmart shopping carts #1 by goodoleboy
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Haven't posted any of these beauties in aeons, so here they are, in all of their unrivaled glory.
Captured 7/14/15 @ 8:38 am, about 1.3 miles from home, one of my favorite stores; I walked there, which I often do. Never know what you're going to find on the way to be photographed. Actually, I have three Walmarts within a 12-minute driving range. Now if that doesn't give one a real sense of security, then nothing will.
Ironically, these guys are situated at the far right side of the store, about half a block away from the entrance, where there are many more carts. One can never have enough shopping carts.
Arrivederci.
Comments (5)
This must be the backup troops, called up at Christmas when the shopping battle really heats up. And given all these carts, why is it when I go in there is never one to be found (except holding stock that they're using for restocking shelves)? Excellent capture, Harry!
Fantastic capture !! It is very fascinating and expressive !!!
Hahaha Fun shot and very fun narrative to it :-)
Political meeting :)
a very concise and mathematical capture, I love the coagulation of all the carts crammed together and lined up in rows---mostly. And then all that space around them, expanding to us and in other directions. The wall is so stark, by contrast, with the most fascinating accents: The "mobile mini" sign, and those---I don't know: palm tree shadows? Maybe those are painted on, I don't know, but they look like shadows. Fascinating breakup of the bare wall. The wall seems to go on to the far left frame, but with a little thought, it could be sky. It's a simple shot of carts and back-side surroundings; but it's a real study, and it has all kinds of musical accents in it. Fine work Harry. A fascinating complex of abstract elements.