The Theater of Happy Accidents

The title alone is worth the price of admission. Love those crazy ladders--they must be tipsy. You have a gift for making comic sense out of this world. 

Now it is for us the audience waiting for the actors to appear. So they can tel us the all important message. You made a very nice shot Jack.

Best regards, Herman

I am amazed that with all that stuff you can still park a car in there.

Well documented Jack 

Accidental abstraction on the background  and I wonder, where  they get the  light?  Because  that's  what  make this  image, the  glowing colorful abstraction at the background. I like the framing of the  image, sandwiched between  the  top  concrete blocks  and at the bottom  the  road  with the  white strips  painted  on it. I guess, it  is a garage  under an apartment complex.

The  image  glows  nicely in larger view.

Cheers.

Bela

Thanks for the comments.

Dan - See, that's what I miss when you're not around, a guy who appreciates things with pretty much the same odd slant and somewhat dry wit as I do.

Herman - Yes, that's how it appeared to me, too, a stage set perhaps for a modernistic production of Macbeth.

tony - You should see the spaces they shoe horn their cars into over here. It's an art form in itself (See my Parking Garage photo in this folder).

Bela - Thanks you, you have expressed in a few words exactly what appealed to me about this place. The contrast between the spare, architecturally trendy design - especially the raw concrete - and the hodgepodge of boxes, ladders, tarps and who-knows-what stored in the rear of this garage caught my eye right away.

Two spaces for the price of one.  Look out Oberammergau, there's a new play in town... Mike

It is somehow orderly and disorderly at once.

--Lannie

Excellent observation with great title! Very well done.