Remain in the same spot and the urban landscape changes slowly, depart for a few months and the transformation of little details begin to pop, return after many years and neighbourhoods once familiar seem foreign territory. We tend to contemplate our surroundings at eye level, taking stock of the doors and windows, pedestrians and passing cars for it gives us a sense of place. Unable to get out and document just how much childhood neighbourhoods have been altered, this week’s photo challenge: Urban forced some archive digging and a little thinking outside the box. No matter which side of the country we may find ourselves, a constant can be found in the crows, ravens and blackbirds that love to congregate in big trees. As the cityscape changes at a sometimes furious pace, they watch, wait and follow.
Thank you so much – we have trains a few blocks away as well that roll through quite early!
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This picture accurately depicts urban life. the firs thing i hear in the morning are the birds on the tree and the tram rumbling past. Great image.
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