The pavement II: Centennial Olympic Park

Posted by Shuva Brata Deb (Bangalore, India) on 12 July 2005 in Abstract & Conceptual.

This is a part of the pavement at the Atlanta's most prominent permanent fixture as host of the '96 Olympic Games, the Centinnial Olympic Park. Areas of green open space are linked by walks and terraces, many of which are paved with personalized bricks purchased by people all over the world to help finance the 1996 Games. These are the photographer's leg.

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Comments (5)

Aaron Schmidt from Auckland, New Zealand

I like this one better than version I ... those blue jeans and blue shoes really throw some life into the photo.

12 Jul 2005 5:04am

Nadege from Issy les moulineaux, France

I'm agree with Aaron, I prefer this version.
I don't know why, but first I think that you walk on a wall. Perhaps you are spider Shuva.

12 Jul 2005 8:12am

Kerstin from Paris, France

Poor NNA NETT, DINE IE and CIA MEY. It was THE opportunity you get famous all over the globe via aminus3 and you hide them with your beautiful legs ! ;-)

12 Jul 2005 8:26am

Jason Kravitz from United States

it does look like you are hanging on the wall!

12 Jul 2005 5:13pm

Steve Kravitz from Upper St. Clair, PA, United States

This photo could be an advertising photo for snekers or jeans.

13 Jul 2005 1:32am

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