Monthly Archives: August 2011

Monthly Archives: August 2011

A Travel to the Mill

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In some respect, I should have been out backpacking in the highlands of West Virginia or riding my bike through the horse farms of central Kentucky. Pretty and beautiful sights and features.

Instead, I chose to get dirty and photograph derelict abandonments in far-out locations for the sheer joy of seeing pretty and beautiful sights and features and to meet other like-minded individuals from other states and Canada. But who can not appreciate the stale air of an abandoned building as much as the scent of spring flowers in a park or food baking in an oven, or the visual connection to peeling paint and rusting machinery to stately old-growth Spruce trees and grazing animals?

Photograph of the Week: Jeannette Glass

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Rusting dryers lie dormant in a collapsing section of Jeannette Glass.

Exploring rural Indiana

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Despite the overarching theme of Abandoned to explore an abandonment in urbanized areas, there is a lot to be said for getting lost through the rural, blank landscape of the Midwest.

Photograph of the Week: Spindles

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Spindles stacked away at the Lonaconing Silk Mill. Look for more photographs from this industrial relic soon!

Shorty’s: Where is this?

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Can you guess where this image was taken?