rusty roseville prison lock

I didn't mean to put this photo up, I've got a much better version that I'll put up later.

zanesville train bridge series

I took these over a year ago on a day so cold that I couldn't feel my hands. I've wanted to take pictures of this bridge forever.

five o'clock dance

For those of you that come to this site, thanks! Please be patient... my enthusiam for photography hasn't abated, but my time sure has!

hat reflection

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doors various

I really love these photos from the prison. Had to use part of lunch break for this, but I really feel like posting them all at once!

sleeper

Before falling asleep in public, Herb always makes sure to sanitize his hands.

two lights in darkness

Another photo from my visit to the Roseville Prison. Taken in a back hallway connecting two of the main buildings.

two windows

This is the first photo in a series I will start posting from a recent trip to the abandoned Roseville Prison. It is now privately owned, and I did obtain permission from the owners. I would advise you to not sneak in unannounced. This was taken in the crematorium.

cross quick

It's a genuine adventure crossing the street at Columbus Circle sometimes.

walking and not

This is from awhile ago. Never any time to go through them, barely time to load them on to the computer.

farm road

I just returned from Zanesville, the land where complete strangers wave at you when you drive by and where someone said to me "Them's pertineer wore off" and I understood them. As usual, I'm short on time, and even didn't have time to do even the modest improvements I sometimes try to do with Picasa before putting up a photo, but I just couldn't wait. I got permission from the new owners of the nearby Roseville Prison to go in and shoot photos, so I'm really itching to post those, too.

light changes not

Maybe I should start a category called foreground profile...

meeting

UPDATE: This photo featured on Gothamist... cool!

two sides of the story

I liked this shot because of the El Greco looking eyes on the priest being interviewed, the fact you can see both the cameras view and my view of the subject, and the fact that the cameraman looks like he has a third arm. However, this photo can certainly be helped a little bit by going under the digital knife, so to speak. I've hemmed and hawed about it for awhile, but I've decided I'm going to finally learn how to use Photoshop. I won't say one more word about it until the first time I post a Photoshopped photo, and I don't plan doing much in post processing... just a little here and there, just a little more than I used to do in a darkroom.