A friend and I came upon this old building while hiking in the Amelia Wildlife Management Area this spring.
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In Richmond, the weather in January is pretty unpredictable. Last week we had snow in the middle of the week and by Sunday afternoon it was sunny and 67 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Avant Guard
The tunnel under the train tracks in Alexandria, VA always looks damp and forbidding. Continue reading “The Avant Guard”
Glimpse At The Impermanence Of A Trailer
I like the color, the texture and the irony of this photo. The irony that the bolt, which helps hold the trailer together, required a hole to be drilled through the metal, which is ultimately causing it to fall apart.
If you click on the image you can see a larger version of it, which really highlights the texture.
Ravages of Time
The old brick and concrete bridge piers stand across the James River as a testimony to the ravages of time. They once provided safe and easy passage across the river and now serve merely as roosts for water fowl and baron outcroppings for pioneering vegetation.
'56 Chevy, Needs A Little Work
Another shot of my uncle’s ’56 Chevy in that warm, late evening sunlight.
Steel Belted Radial
As long as I can remember my uncle has been fixing up old cars. On a recent visited to his house I spotted the remains of this ’56 Chevy just when the evening sun was getting low in the sky and casting that wonderfully warm light.