City - Canandaigua NY - Shanty town Photograph by Mike Savad

City - Canandaigua NY - Shanty town

by Mike Savad

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City - Canandaigua NY - Shanty town

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Mike Savad

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Photograph - Hdr Photography

Description

Canadaigua, NY - This is a small pier located off the city pier. This shanty town is complete down to the lighting. Cute little colorful houses, basically a floating garage for a boat. Each one has it's owners personalities, such as flags and chairs everywhere.

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August 17th, 2013

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Comments (18)

Lois Bryan

Wow Mike ... love this fabulous image ... your signature style of exquisite composition, color and lights and darks is always eye catching and beautiful!!!!! lf t p fb

Christian Hallweger

Great shot and processing!

Michael Mazaika

Great "street" scene. What a great find, Mike. - Mike (V)

Joseph Levine

Mike: the architect Robert Venturi would have loved this view of Canandaigua-Shantytown's 'Main Street'; he believed that a building's fa�ade should reflect its purpose... these crazily-wired shacks (paraphrasing Vessella's comment) are honesty personified--as is your image!

Mike Savad replied:

from the front they look nice, but from the back, thats far more urban looking. being in the water for that long doesn't do nice things to wood. ---Mike Savad MikeSavad.com