This poor teddy bear was left for dead along the Mississippi River.
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Tag Archives: decay
Barn Owl
This was the best of both worlds for me. While I’ve been primarily a nature/wildlife shooter my photography lately has been focused on urban decay. So while we were exploring an abandoned power plant in East St. Louis two barn owls were inside and started flying around. It was dark and hard to focus but I was able to snap a few shots of these magnificent raptors in flight inside the building. Next time I’ll be prepared.
Treasure
The treasures you find in an old farmhouse.
Moving Time
To make way for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new headquarters in St. Louis the city has to move a three story brick home 7/10 of a mile to a new location. A lot of hard work and planning by all involved. Glad to see that this beautiful home isn’t getting torn down. A good thing for a part of the city that is usually in the news for the wrong reasons.
It’s a nice day for a white wedding…
The Cotton Belt
The Cotton Belt in St. Louis.
Paperback
Today’s outing was with the Photo Flood group in St. Louis. We visited Columbus Square which is on the north side of the Edward Jones Dome. It is a mixed use area with lots of decay. Ran across this paperback book in an old alley.
