There's something so interesting about abandoned billboards peeling with layers of color. They tell a story of the history of advertisements they've held. They are scattered across the landscape in fields, on sides of buildings, and along roadsides. But they are also a landscape of their own- hanging on to the layers of their own history. I was drawn to the color palette of this lonely billboard photographed by the_mel on flickr. Cool steel greys provide the perfect backdrop for musky olives and streaks of rusty caramel.
[Photographs courtesy of the_mel on flickr]
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