I took this photo under the train bridge going over a street I can’t recall! It’s somewhat near Butte High School and there’s another one on the next block. I’ll have to drive past tomorrow and find out. Anyway, That white part is the sky and I lit the bridge with off-camera flash and an …
The weather was strange today. I decided around 8 p.m. to go find a photo for the blog. I started driving on Continental towards uptown, and the wind was blowing like crazy. There was dust blowing everywhere, and it was a pretty cool view looking uptown. But, by the time I got out of my …
This is a door in an alley north of Galena Street, about a block west of Montana Street. I used a slow shutter speed and zoom to create the weird effect. Sorry for the day-late post, last night was a busy night!
This is the old stamp mill uptown on Broadway and Arizona Streets.
This is a photo of Evel Knievel Days in uptown Butte. The Motordrome of Death was on the corner of Arizona and Broadway Streets.
I took the top photo few weeks ago, and the bottom photo to today. They tore down that building, so I’m really glad I got to take a photo of the building before that happened. The photo to the left is what was left after the building was tore down.
The Eric Church concert was a blast! Good music, and an overall good time. This is a photo looking to the stage from inside of the depot. The silhouette is Eric Church.
Everyone in Butte knows that a huge storm passed through today. The rain was hard and the wind was harsh. To me it came out of nowhere, since there was blue sky earlier in the day. Anyway, as the rain pelted the streets I knew there would be some massive puddles to photograph. I went …
This is a photo of Metals Bank. Its purposely out of focus. For some reason it makes me feel like I’m in a different country, such as France. I’m not sure why that is. On another note, I will be featured on Denver photographer Neil Corman’s blog tomorrow. He has what’s called the “f/22 focus”. …
This is a photo of the fence that blocks the way into the Mt. Con Mine area. The blurry background shows the mine. I used my little point and shoot again to get the closeup of the fence.