Thursday, August 27, 2009
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Rock Wall and Water Abstract
While hiking in New Mexico in 1993, Satch and I came across a waterfall in a woods. We were at a higher elevation and out of the desert, probably somewhere between Truchas and Taos. The small stream was also working its way along and through some rock faces adjacent to the waterfall. This abstract was a small part of that area.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Vallonia, Indiana Cemetery
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Solsberry, Indiana
Thought I'd dig through the old 4"x5" negatives this morning.
In the early 1990s I photographed towns in Indiana that were in the process of dying. Corporate farming and centralization of business around large cities was killing these towns. It was obvious that a way of life was blowing away in the wind. When I would travel for work I would stick to the back roads. Over just a few years in the late 1980's through the early 1990's the erosion in these towns was obvious. The buildings that were constructed in a different time were really starting to show their age and, in most cases, were not being used for the original intent. For example, this building, the Yo Ho Grocery in Solsberry, Indiana was originally the local Masonic Hall. Indiana used to have a thriving rural life; unfortunately much of it is gone forever.
I actually noted the date I made this photo on the negative sleeve - August 23, 1992.
In the early 1990s I photographed towns in Indiana that were in the process of dying. Corporate farming and centralization of business around large cities was killing these towns. It was obvious that a way of life was blowing away in the wind. When I would travel for work I would stick to the back roads. Over just a few years in the late 1980's through the early 1990's the erosion in these towns was obvious. The buildings that were constructed in a different time were really starting to show their age and, in most cases, were not being used for the original intent. For example, this building, the Yo Ho Grocery in Solsberry, Indiana was originally the local Masonic Hall. Indiana used to have a thriving rural life; unfortunately much of it is gone forever.
I actually noted the date I made this photo on the negative sleeve - August 23, 1992.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Penitente Morada, Abiquiu, New Mexico
From 1995, here is a photograph of the Penitente Morada in Abiquiu, formally known as La Morada de Nuestra Senora de Dolores del Alto de Abiquiu. Photographic research on the net shows that the morada has undergone a major face lift.
Abiquiu, New Mexico
Here's a 1995 landscape from New Mexico. Taken in the Ghost Ranch area near Abiquiu, Cerro Perdenal is seen on the horizon. This is O'Keefe country. The view of the sky just seems to go on forever.
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