-
Sunset #4
0 comments
24344 hits
This is the shot. It's not your standard sunset shot. I am not a sports photographer by any means, but the addition of the goal post, which both lends a human element and draws us into the picture (it also draws our eyes upward), makes this an effective photograph. -
Sunset #3
0 comments
53278 hits
As I was wandering behind the softball field, the back of this scoreboard kept catching my eye, because the sun would sometimes reflect off the back of it, depending on the angle between me and scoreboard. Such moments are fleeting, and you have to move quickly. This shot might have been better if I had been standing on top of a ten-foot ladder. -
Sunset #2
0 comments
30291 hits
Again, another standard sunset shot, this time in town. This was approximately half an hour after the earlier shot, which lent some beautiful golden hues. -
Sunset #1
0 comments
33278 hits
Here it is—your standard sunset shot. Unfortunately, a power line got in the way. It is almost impossible to get a decent shot like this in the country today without trampling through somebody's field. -
Break Time
0 comments
18486 hits
A forgotten basketball hoop on the end of the outbuilding. -
this beginning is the end…
0 comments
43700 hits
Rust on the wall of the outbuilding behind the service bay. -
there is no power here…
0 comments
187507 hits
The evening sun reflects off an electrical meter on the side of an outbuilding behind the service bay. -
The old door
0 comments
34173 hits
The sun peeks from one entrance to the showroom to the other. -
Inside the showroom
0 comments
21684 hits
The old showroom, shadows and reflections -
Behind the showroom
0 comments
23578 hits
The evening sun peeks around the front corner of the showroom. -
The service area
0 comments
39776 hits
The entrance to the service area. The old key dropoff box is still there. -
The old showroom
0 comments
24331 hits
The old showroom, with offices above. Both are now empty. -
this is the end…
0 comments
20715 hits
How long will this building remain? How long until it is demolished, without warning? -
Halloween was here
0 comments
17537 hits
A paper skeleton, a holdover from its use as a Halloween haunted house, looks out the front of the showroom. -
Upstairs
0 comments
13962 hits
A single set of stairs at the front of the showroom lead to offices above. -
Beside the showroom
0 comments
15788 hits
Weeds make a home where passersby once peered in to see new cars. -
Behind the offices
0 comments
14712 hits
Wooden pallets lean against the rear of the building. -
Behind the service bay
0 comments
17384 hits
The rear of the service bay is almost identical to the front. -
Behind the showroom
0 comments
11185 hits
Extra service bays behind the showroom. -
The service bay
0 comments
16179 hits
The east end of the service bay, where cars were parked once their oil was changed.