1. Welcome to Bury. A random backyard in midst of suburban Bury. The couch has clearly been there long enough to have been set alight(!) and to have various plantage growing through it. Just out of shot to the left was another couch - slightly less worse for wear.
Don’t mistake this for an abandoned garden or even an abandoned house. If you look closely in the top left of the image there is some water. This water is the pond below the small fountain that clearly is provided with mains power. Perhaps the owner likes the natural look.

    Welcome to Bury. A random backyard in midst of suburban Bury. The couch has clearly been there long enough to have been set alight(!) and to have various plantage growing through it. Just out of shot to the left was another couch - slightly less worse for wear.

    Don’t mistake this for an abandoned garden or even an abandoned house. If you look closely in the top left of the image there is some water. This water is the pond below the small fountain that clearly is provided with mains power. Perhaps the owner likes the natural look.

    Camera: Samsung GT-N7000
    Aperture: f/2.65
    Exposure: 1/17th
    Focal Length: 3mm
  2. Perhaps one of the most unusual graffiti images ever - a sketch of a townhouse in an empty square on Crompton St just outside Millgate shopping centre in Bury. The paper was pinned to the wall about 2 metres up but it does not look like a typical Lancashire house - perhaps a bit more Mediterranean in nature?

    Perhaps one of the most unusual graffiti images ever - a sketch of a townhouse in an empty square on Crompton St just outside Millgate shopping centre in Bury. The paper was pinned to the wall about 2 metres up but it does not look like a typical Lancashire house - perhaps a bit moreĀ MediterraneanĀ in nature?

  3. Somewhere in the centre of Bury on a gloomy day. The first image is the standard deviation of 20 seconds of activity in the street. The ‘whiter’ parts of the images are the people moving up and down the street. The map in the middle of the image is clearly directing people to both sides of the street.

    The second image is the maximum intensity of the same 20 seconds. As a result the whole image is brighter. The whiter images on the road are also the people walking but I think the vertical lines that go from above the map across the image to the right ‘might’ be sunshine reflecting off the camera lense (either that or aliens were landing in Bury - and given the weather today that seems a bit more likely).


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