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Rubbish!

July 19, 2012August 28, 2012

1973 Ford Granada GXL.

Swamp TV.

old can of jotun

late night shopping

US Highway 385

One person’s trash is an other’s neat photo. The RUSTY and CRUSTY, Seaside Decay, Junk, Scrap or Surplus – as found have some great odds and ends to forage through.

Photos from Stuart Axe, James Good, lomokev, mugley, Junkstock

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Eric Gelinas

Eric Gelinas

I am a native Los Angelino who is currently in San Francisco making big data pictures at Stamen

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