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David Waldorf's "Trailer Park" photo series is full of striking portraits of the residents of a California trailer park.
model: kristina petrosiute (uno) photographer: pablo curto stylist: eva barrallo hair and make-up: elisa mañas
by Tim Gilmore, 6/21/2012 You can’t understand a town like Jacksonville without understanding some things about trailer parks. Jacksonville has a kind of noplace to it, an impermanence, a sense tha…
At times challenging, desolate and seemingly endless, the California desert offers its a different face of American history. Here, several decades seem to co-exist – and art is found in the most unlikely places
This page is under construction. This is a page that will be part of a series on more anthropological approaches with interviews and noted influencers. Trailer Park Princess(aka trashy coquette), combines elements of eroticism, poverty, McBling, 60s Dolly Girl aesthetic, and Coquette/Nymphet femininity to create a feeling of nostalgia, unease, and deviancy. It incorporates many elements of Camp and Kitsch; it is a total subversion of what is deemed to be good taste in contemporary American socie
I was in a pink mood so I started looking for pink trailers and this is what I found. It wasn't as easy as I thought, I guess Pink ain't the color everyone is looking for in a trailer. Go Team Pink!
While the income of the country's residents might be at opposite ends of the scale, they way in which they prioritise their spending is strikingly similar.
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Anyone have pictures, ideas for trailer parks? Suggestions? I'm tired of building 'Streets trucks and buses and decided to give that a rest for a while. I've wanted to build a "tacky trailer park" in 1:48 for a while. I know:...
UC Santa Cruz originally built its 42-trailer Camper Park in the ‘80s to address a housing shortage. Now, in the midst of a new housing crisis, the university has zoned the park’s land for a future construction project and left some trailers vacant since last...
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David Waldorf's "Trailer Park" photo series is full of striking portraits of the residents of a California trailer park.
Two stitched images but otherwise untouched by Photoshop. It was almost unbelievable that the color of the interior light nearly matched the sunset. Interestingly, it wasn't the only trailer with that color of interior light. I later determined that the interior light color came from the use of insulation on the windows.
The Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park sits along the beach in Malibu. In this trailer park, it's common for mobile homes to cost millions of dollars.
It's always a joy to meet people like Linda, a true gem who worked hard to make her tiny home dreams come true! Today, she is going to walk us through her story about how
