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This boat has been here for at least 20 years (historic imagery on Google Earth) and has decayed further since I was here a few years ago.
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Driving along a gravel back road I almost missed this abandoned farmhouse. From a distance it was only a dark speck, so turned off on a side road to check it out. I started across the recently plowed field, but it was a hot day and hard walking in the dusty soft soil , so i gave it up and shot it with my telephoto. The light wasn't the best, so I'll come back another day for another photo.
Near Waso, in Central Oregon
In the month of September, this wheat field has turned a bright yellow around the abandoned barn.
The haze in ths sky is from recent fires in OR. and WA.
Near The Dalles in Central Oregon.
At this time of year, mushrooms pop up and grow quickly, and a few days later, they are mush. This one soon will be gone.
Back to the dictionary series, and after realising it would take us the next 9,000 years to complete it alone, phake and I have invited our flickr friends to help us out :) Everyone's welcome to have a play and post the results over at....
www.flickr.com/groups/the_dictionary_of_image/
This was actually the first one i made, but it somehow got left behind (which is appropriate at least). I took the picture of a rotting fish carcas at freshwater bay last winter, and one of the overlaid layers is a broken window, all topped off with a fake-TTV layer and a definition.
This abandoned homestead is located in a remote area south of Kent, Or.
The landscape here is so arid, it does'nt even green up in the spring.
Central Oregon
Cliffs of Moher; Ireland
Camera: PRAKTICA MTL3 (Analog)
Lens: PENTACON 50mm
Film: 35mm Fujifilm ISO 200
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended (only crop applied)
5.3.2020.
Colas RailFreight Class 37 No 37254 'Cardiff Canton' passes the decaying station at Water Orton with 1Z02, the 09.23 Cardiff Canton - Derby RTC test train.
The station was first built in 1842 by the Birmingham & Derby Junction Railway, but in 1909 the Midland Railway built a cutoff line slightly further to the west and the station was resited. The drain-pipe in the image dates the building to 1909. Apart from the platform the building is in a state of decay.