Eric Tabuchi a French photographer, has captured abandoned, rusting, toxic-leaking architectural ruins that blight the landscape and roadscapes of france.
Tabuchi photographed these abandoned gasoline stations in a flat, objective style, showing them just as plainly as they exist. If there is a moral argument to the story Tabuchi leaves it to the viewer to decide.
They are like trees because they are there. They were not chosen because they were pop-like but because they have angles, colors, and shapes, like trees. They were just there, so they were not in my visual focus because they were supposed to be social-nerve endings.
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