Long exposure photography on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. For more on shooting Nightscapes, view my post 5 Reasons to Start Shooting Night Photography.
I’m constantly exploring the city of Indianapolis in different areas to find unique angles to shoot the cityscape. I noticed these train tracks on the Southeast side and followed them across the highway to get the images below. Now that I’ve moved to Irvington, a very historic neighborhood just east of Indy, I’ll be able
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We recently moved to the historic neighborhood of Irvington, Indiana, located just east of downtown Indianapolis. Having lived in Indiana for over a year now, I have driven through this neighborhood a handful of times, but never walked it or really “explored” the surroundings. I did a little research and started to realize the architectural
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I love shooting images of industrial architecture. For tips on how to create better architecture images, go to my post 10 Helpful Tips for Striking Architectural Photography.
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Images of Indianapolis’ architecture taken from various locations around the city. Click the provided link to view more downtown Indy images on my page Indianapolis, Indiana | Cityscapes. To learn how to create stunning architecture images, go to my post 10 Helpful Tips for Striking Architectural Photography.
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This is one of the most well-known abandoned buildings in Gary, Indiana, and it does not disappoint. I’ve been here a handful of times and always seem to find something new to photograph. My photography friend, Ian, and I got there before the rest of our group arrived and were able to capture some really
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It had been around a year and a half since I had been back to Grand Rapids, Michigan…the city I lived in for close to 15 years. I was amazed at how many new developments there were around town, from my old neighborhood, Belknap Lookout, to the Medical Mile on Michigan Ave, it seems the
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A photographer friend told me about this abandoned passenger train not far from where I live, and I’ve been here a couple times to shoot it in different lighting. The last time I creeped myself out because there was a loud thumping on top of one of the cars I was in, almost like someone
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Zionsville, Indiana’s history is uneventful, which is quite understandable, considering the fact that it is the quintessential small Midwestern town. However, wandering through its neighborhoods, particularly downtown Zionsville, you can see signs of history. City fathers and the Merchants’ Association of present-day Zionsville, Indiana have ensured that the town retains a certain vintage village flavor,
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These images from an abandoned high school in Gary, Indiana, are the last I’ll be posting…until I make another trip up there to do some more urbex. I’m sure I’ve mentioned it before, but it always amazes me how a city can close a school due to financial problems, but leave EVERYTHING behind. It makes
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