Rikuichi Kishimoto

Shibuya Hachiko Meeting Point

Erik Krause

Overgrown

Bert Knops

Pier

Pier, district Düren, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

June 26, 2010, about 16:30 h local time

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This is what the entire village of Pier looks like. Abandoned and forgotten. Doors and windows barricaded.

People have to continue their lives elsewhere, because of open-pit coal mining. In the next few years, Pier will be taken down and the earth under it will be excavated by huge digging machines.

Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 50° 51' 33.16" N
Long: 6° 23' 55.84" E

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Equipment

Camera: Panasonic DMC-LX3, LA4 adapter, LW46 wide-angle lens.
Shooting: handheld, 14 bracketed shots, 42 pictures.
Software: Dcraw, Tca_correct, ImageMagick, Hugin, Enfuse, Enblend, PTEditor, GIMP.

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