@njcarron
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Nicholas Carron 11 months ago
South Parsons View to the Mill, South Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio This is a 180 degree turn from the previous post which depicted a view one would get entering the city of Columbus from the south. This is the overpass that spans the railway below. In the distance is Buckeye Steel, now known as Columbus Castings, which still operates though on a much lesser scale than it's productive past. This is where the old community I document ends, and instantly the city's development seemingly stalled years ago. South Parsons Avenue, also deemed "The Gateway to the South", instantly begins to take on a more rural setting, a complete difference from the endless, affluent sprawl in the northern suburbs.
justin h 11 months ago
love it mate..
monoccur 11 months ago
put into perspective... love it!
Nicholas Carron 11 months ago
Thanks spectaculAir and Justin Hevey : There's lot's of history that ties into Urban Curse, so it's essential at times to include some written word for better understading (and documenting). The yellow tint actually has some sympolism... the morning air, mixed with the smell, imperfections of rugged industry.
monoccur 11 months ago
Love your descriptive work, Nicholas, both in words and in pictures...
Maddy McCoy 11 months ago
yay!!
Nicholas Carron 11 months ago
Haha! Thanks The_Real_McCoy !!!
Nicholas Carron 11 months ago
I'm always appreciative to receive your feedback spectaculAir...
Kaaren 11 months ago
the road less travelled in reverse...
AndrePinto 10 months ago
great
Nicholas Carron 10 months ago
@AndrePinto : Thank you!