It is so much fun when you can just drive around and look...there are so many old structures just dying to be captured for posterity on film and digitally. Glad to see what you do and inspire so many, including me, to go out and do the same. Keep it up and stay safe !
The biggest annoyance today when trying to shoot older buildings is those pesky electricity supply lines! LOL! I was trying to shoot an old Quaker Meeting site yesterday and was getting very frustrated trying to avoid them. But, I guess that is part of the current state of the sites. I often wonder what led to the color decisions for painting buildings. I often think it was the cheapest choice. Wow.... did you shoot any photos of that burned out truck? Jeez.... Thanks for taking us along!
Yeah power lines are the bane of my photography work! And power tools are the bane of my video work! 😂 I didn’t photograph that burned truck but I saw two burned vehicles on that day in Alabama which makes me wonder what’s going on over there
Coke was a dime in the 1960's when I was growing up in Detroit. Funny how you can still buy a coke for a dime if you have the right dime-a pre 1965 90% silver dime.
It is so much fun when you can just drive around and look...there are so many old structures just dying to be captured for posterity on film and digitally. Glad to see what you do and inspire so many, including me, to go out and do the same. Keep it up and stay safe !
Thanks so much for the kind words George! Keep on shooting!
Sally Mann his Protege!
The biggest annoyance today when trying to shoot older buildings is those pesky electricity supply lines! LOL! I was trying to shoot an old Quaker Meeting site yesterday and was getting very frustrated trying to avoid them. But, I guess that is part of the current state of the sites. I often wonder what led to the color decisions for painting buildings. I often think it was the cheapest choice. Wow.... did you shoot any photos of that burned out truck? Jeez.... Thanks for taking us along!
Yeah power lines are the bane of my photography work! And power tools are the bane of my video work! 😂
I didn’t photograph that burned truck but I saw two burned vehicles on that day in Alabama which makes me wonder what’s going on over there
Coke was a dime in the 1960's when I was growing up in Detroit. Funny how you can still buy a coke for a dime if you have the right dime-a pre 1965 90% silver dime.