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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Last weekend was only mildly cold so we headed out to a couple different spots. This particular foundry was pretty wrecked but the colors were beyond amazing. In spite of the graffiti and the fact that kids had obviously been playing paint ball inside, this building made for some great shots. Enjoy!

never surrender

Foundry Floor

this way

Evidence of Fire

The Weight of Years

Friday, January 8, 2010

Pilgrim Psych

As promised, a new set though the photos aren't new. I took this set back in 2006 and dug them out tonight to revisit them. I haven't been exploring much so I figured fishing through my old stuff was just as good. Enjoy!

A Trace of Past Glory

The Folly of Science

Pearly Gates

Exam Room

Building List

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Almost a New Year...

Caged Heat
It's only December 27th but I'm already considering my New Year's Resolution.
Of course part of my resolution is to carry my camera with me more often.
Another is to get my work "out there".
And finally, I promise to update this blog on a regular basis.
I plan to convalesce for just a few more days.
Then there shall be more photos!
Happy Holidays!

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

NEW Asylum Book

Most of you know that along with being an avid photographer, I am also a consummate bookworm. Recently while perusing Amazon's recommendations for me, "Asylum: Inside the Closed World of State Mental Hospitals" came up and I bought it immediately. I then took the time to check out Chris Payne's photography at www.chrispaynephoto.com where I was not disappointed. His work is amazing and his documentation of the demise of the state hospital is unparalleled. With a foreword by renowned neurologist Oliver Sacks (of "Awakenings" fame), this book is a must have in any library.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Black Dahlia...Revisited

This is the first time I have ever used the macro setting on my camera and my mother's red dahlia was the perfect subject for that shot. This flower reminds me greatly of the movie art for The Black Dahlia where the dead girl's reddish black lipstick is running down the side of her mouth.

dahlia diptych

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Polyvore



While I am indeed an Urban Explorer at heart, I'm still a girl. One of my coworkers who happens to be my twin separated at birth, turned me on to Polyvore.com where you can create quick pieces of art based on current fashion trends. Here's my first set that I did to keep busy tonight.

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Photography and the Law

Some of you will notice that there are now numerous posts missing from my blog. Even though I regularly make an effort to historically document the places I visit, I have recently received a notice preventing me from documenting a fairly well known site. I plan to abide by the requests in this particular letter as I would prefer not to be prevented from working as a photographer in the future. Thanks for your understanding!