the future of everyday
By yi-ching lin
Tags: Audi, Audi Of America, columbia university, Dan Barasch, delancey underground, essex street, everyday life, Experiments In Motion, future, imagining the lowline, installation, James Ramsey, kickstarter, lighting system, lower east side, Lowline, LowLine Park, manhattan, new, new york city, New York News, park, post-apocalyptic, project, roof-bound, roof-bound lighting system, start, sunbeamer, the lowline, underground, underground park
Category: art, city, construction, nature, nyc, photo challenges, photography, poetry, street photography, structure, weekly photo challenge, writing
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weekly photo challenge: everyday life
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yi-ching lin photography 
knowing that there is
somewhere else to
go after all – should
we fail ourselves
and earth’s
surface – could
perhaps be
comforting,
but mostly, when
faced head-on
with the future,
the present seems
so much fresher
.
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