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Rachel L Goldstein
Photography
  • Rachel L Goldstein
    Photography

    • Music, Events and Documentary Photography
      Music
      Fine Art Photography
      An Emptiness
      my dad's books- in progress
      Initiations: i (current)
      Initiations: ii (current)
      Layers of the Mindscape 2009
      Two Minds
      A Day in the Life
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Playgrounds Big and Small
I took these photographs while I was studying at the Maine Photographic Workshops in 2004. As I noticed several of the local playgrounds, I felt that something had been lost in the playgrounds I was more commonly seeing at the time, compared to the ones I used to play on when i was young, which in my area were all being torn down and replaced with new plastic structures that looked the same anywhere you went, and boring- with little room for a child's imagination or adventure to play. I saw many kids at the Bangor State Fair, but many of them looked bored, and as a huge fan of parks with rides, that was something that stood out to me. Was something missing in their sense of fun? Maybe I just enjoyed playgrounds a lot more than they did. These photographs capture what I was seeing in this light. They were all photographed with a 35 mm film camera, printed and toned in the darkroom.
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