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Color in the Ruins

Color in the Ruins

More abandoned than ruins, but colorful for sure.

More abandoned than ruins, but colorful for sure.
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Looking up from the base of one of the decommissioned blast furnaces at Bethlehem Steel in Bethlehem, PA.
3-Shot AE Bracket HDR.

On the ground, looking up from behind one of the decommissioned blast furnaces at Bethlehem Steel. Shot with Samyang 8mm fisheye lens, defished; 3-sho

This was inspired by a challenge I saw elsewhere called "Opposites".

Walking around the historic Burnside Plantation in Bethlehem, PA.

I've never seen a rose with dark tinged edges like this before.

You wouldn't believe how good a friend he is.

Just my Persian cat Lily being herself.

Lots for this fellow to do at the rose garden.

Found in the garden behind the colonial era Miller's House. (The family who ran the flour mill in the 1700's.) Bethlehem, PA.

Fujinon 50mm f1.4 lens; Samsung NX20

Yeah, just another tower at SteelStacks, the Bethlehem Steel site. Taken with a Samyang 8mm Fisheye lens, defished.

Found my old Fujinon 50mm f1.4 lens, put it on my Samsung NX20, and took a walk. That was my first kit lens, and now I remember why I kept it all thes

A late blooming thistle with a patch of sun behind it.

The chime and strike hammers of a broken Westminster Chime clock.

Found this as soon as the rain stopped.

Ruins of one of the old foundry buildings at the Bethlehem Steel site. Unfortunately, you cannot walk around inside the structure, as it is fenced off

More experimenting with light painting with a Westminster clock and Kodak bellows camera.

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