I’ve always thought it brilliant to be able to manipulate composition (and light) to create something totally new that wasn’t really obvious in the first place.
Of all U.S. mortgage holders, about one quarter, or 11.3 million households, are underwater, according to First American CoreLogic, which collects and analyzes mortgage data. In California, 35 percent of mortgage holders are underwater.
"Negative equity gives you the universe of homeowners who are vulnerable to default," said Sam Khater, First American senior economist.
In the Bay Area, First American shows the Vallejo-Fairfield metropolitan market (essentially Solano County) with 61 percent of mortgage holders underwater. The next-highest concentration - but the biggest in numbers - is the Oakland-Fremont-Hayward metro area (Alameda and Contra Costa counties), where 35 percent of mortgage holders, or 192,726 households, have negative equity.
Cool! I did a vertical version last year.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/emonome/2316199354/
OK. So I don’t know what this would mean if I were doing a Rorschach test, but does anyone else see how sexual this image is?
@Christopher Boffoli. Sex is all around you everywhere you look.
I’ve always thought it brilliant to be able to manipulate composition (and light) to create something totally new that wasn’t really obvious in the first place.
Love this shot. Where’d you shoot this it looks familiar….