This is a shot from a ribbon cutting ceremony. The building was constructed to have five bays to accommodate the Marcellus Shale industry.… Continue Reading
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TWP: Tenant Bay
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0 20 OCT
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0 20 OCT
There is just something interesting about leftover buildings. This was next to an overlook near Shanksville, PA.… Continue Reading
Part of the charm with living in an area with old buildings it the vestigial architectures. Sometimes they are boarded or bricked windows to save on heating. Other times they are doors up off the ground. … Continue Reading
TWP: HDR DuBois
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0 06 OCT
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0 06 OCT
Not 100% happy with the result here. Too much of a shift between the background and the foreground in clarity. I still love this quirky corner building despite that.… Continue Reading
TWP: NYC
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0 04 OCT
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0 04 OCT
This photo was from a trip to New York City a few months back. The idea behind it was a simple one. A new and old building together in one photo. The warping effect of the old building’s reflection was an added bonus to this pairing. […]… Continue Reading
Another reason I am going with a theme a month is that it imposes a deadline. I would like to have every post be a photo that has gotten me some sort of award. Sometimes you need to work with what you have. I wanted to hold off on this photo. Two top down […]… Continue Reading
This is the last of the S’More photos. Of the three this took the most post-shoot cleaning up due to the relative darkness of the objects. Part of the reason I am keeping this website beyond sharing my photos is to serve as a motivator to improve. Had I thought this set of photos […]… Continue Reading
I simply wanted to see if I could make ramen interesting.… Continue Reading
