This is an ongoing study of discarded umbrellas. Twice a week I share a picture of an umbrella that was murdered, massacred, dismembered, or simply tossed
aside.
Some umbrellas look like bizarre mantis-like insects, while others are good as new.
Like the images taken for my Abandoned Baby Carriages series I think that
the throw-away nature of umbrellas is symptomatic of a small yet conspicuously profligate wastefulness of society.
Check back every Tuesday and Friday for a new umbrella.
My other photo projects Umbrellas is a year-long series (begun in 2010) of photos featuring umbrellas destroyed,
mangled, massacred, or otherwise left for waste. Check back Monday and Thursdays for a new umbrella picture.
Telephone Exchange Names is an ongoing collection of old phone number
sightings. If you don't know what Telephone Exchanges are then check it out, I think they're pretty cool.
A Weekly Grave is an offshoot of my cemetery
photography. Once a week I share a photo of a grave site with a complete transcription of its inscriptions. My goal is for
some of these pictures and their transcriptions to be of value to a genealogist or family tree researcher somewhere.
Found Photos and Slides is where I share from my collection of old photos and slides.
You never know what you might see here, but it might be something you recognize. I post highlights and previews from this series at sorabji.tumblr.com.
Abandoned Baby Carriages is a photo essay on the discarded things of a
child. This started as a series focused on baby strollers and carriages and has evolved to include discarded toys and other child gear left for trash.