the portable city

by definition, not static

by Shel Kahn

reprioritizing / replanning / restructuring

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  • neighbourhood favourite

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    taken with the fuji x-t50, with the 16-50mm 2.8-4.8 kit lens

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  • The Creek

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    Love this creek at golden hour.

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  • the sky was the colour of a screen tuned to a glitched signal

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  • Dusk with Patio Umbrellas

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    I love a dramatic sky!

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  • streetlights

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    playing with long exposures and wrangling values after to make things feel more nostalgic.

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  • glowing concrete

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    Visited a beautiful and slightly apocalyptic building at the perfect time of day.

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      argwggwhd this is so beautiful!

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      1. Shel Kahn
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        god, right? how is brutalism so transcendent sometimes!

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  • flaming… hot? probably

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    sunlight! graffiti! one weirdly distracting white sedan!

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  • red and yellow and blue and green

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    delightfully sunny alleyway

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  • cute bike!

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    My friend bought the absolute cutest bike and has kindly invited me to photograph it whenever. And I loved the warm light here especially.

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  • wall of heavenly green

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    Can’t resist a backlit forest! I love this especially because it feels like a Paul Saari or George Outhwaite painting.

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