Night photography & long exposure image gallery from Indiana architectural & travel photographer Jason Humbracht and jhumbrachtphotography
I’ve received some reader comments on my April 8, 2016, post Architecture of Indiana | Indianapolis Central Library. I always research my posts, but apparently I got this one wrong. It has come to my attention that although the title and accompanying images are for the Indiana Central Library, the text describes the Indiana State Library. […]
Fall Creek Gorge, known locally as The Potholes, is a narrow sandstone canyon containing many large and small potholes in the bedrock stream bed. These potholes have been created over time by the fast-moving water of Fall Creek as it swirls through the gorge. The water flowing through the gorge is of extremely high quality as
There is no shortage of abandoned schools in Gary, Indiana; at last count there is the wreckage of 21 former public schools amongst struggling Gary neighborhoods. At one time, these former public schools were the nucleus of thriving sections of the city, nearby residents and former students recalled. But that’s a bygone era. Now, vast
Continuing my photo tour of Indiana’s waterfalls, I headed down to Spencer, Indiana, and McCormick Creek State Park. I didn’t have enough daylight to tour the entire park, but from what I saw this place is amazing! I hiked Trail #3 down to this area of the river seen in my images, but there are
I wanted to shoot a sunset image of the Indianapolis skyline, but I wanted a different view-point from the usual ones I see online. Everybody does the shot of the canal going into downtown next to the Indiana State Museum, including me. That’s a great shot, but it’s been done so many times. I also
We spent the weekend in Chicago visiting a friend, and I got out a couple of times to shoot. It was cold and raining a majority of the time, but I liked how the images turned out. The grey weather sometimes adds character to architectural shots, like the image below of the Bean at Millennium Park.
