I photographed fences which largely mark the border of secured private or state areas.
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I took the photographs only in districts which are located on the left bank of the Weser River.
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In order to get attuned please take a look at this photograph of a vast meadow at the periphery. There is no fence in sight.
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Razor barb wire at the top of a building site fence in a business park
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A factory gate
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Different fences coincide.
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A hedge has grown into a fence.
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Safety fence at the edge of a sports area
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A protection fence around a radio-technical installation
(also see visual axis from Frauenburger Weg to the power station Hastedt
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A fence at a road bridge
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A pasture fence
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Please also see
Cuts 1
Cuts 4
Cuts 5
Please also read Charlie Dittmeier's report about the fact, that an enclosure of a property is a sign of hope in Cambodia. The report is dated Mai 2 2009. The link leads to the latest entry of the diary. Please scroll down, if necessary.
The international poster organisation Loesje has started a project to train young people from all over Europe and Asia in how to organise and coordinate information campaigns about the Millennium Development Goals.
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These goals are set by the United Nations in order to fight poverty and to improve living standards world wide.
Next issue 'The Daily Groove'
on Friday, May 22 2009
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Please also read Cats Talk (42)
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