Photo Dump

Here are a couple pics of a derelict rail bridge in Cuyahoga Falls.

Here are some pics I captured at The Biltmore in Asheville, NC, a few years back.

These were taken many years ago in South Dakota. It was the same weekend as the Sturgis motorcycle rally, so while these seem like peaceful images, imagine a constant and steady background noise of Harley tailpipes from both nearby, and miles away.

 

This pair of images is from Sioux Falls:

While these were taken beside I-90 and at a nearby Minuteman missile silo:

The best part of the day was an afternoon and evening in the Badlands:

I like museum ships. These are from the USS Cod in Cleveland.

Here are some pics I took at a row of abandoned homes a few years back:

This is where they used to stand.

I lived in New York City for 19 years, but only made a handful of journeys to Coney Island. Of course one of the trips was in the middle of winter. Made for some good pics, though. See if you can spot the one that was taken in the summer:

I grabbed these images in and around Charleston, SC, in the summer of 2015. It was hot.

This gallery features the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel. It’s one of the more interesting hidden places I’ve ever visited. One of the highlights came before even entering the tunnel, as the group I was part of lined up in the middle of Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, waiting to climb down into a manhole. One sees lots of weird shit living in NYC, but for people driving down Atlantic, what looked like a tour group ready to hit the sewers must have been a particularly head-shaking experience.

For some reason, the Williamsburg Bridge was my favorite bridge to photograph in NYC. Here’s a gallery of the best pics I got of it.

This gallery features photographs taken in Rhyolite, Nevada. The place has an interesting history. The state of the town is reminiscent of ancient ruins, but it has been abandoned for less than a hundred years.