I pulled up in front of the Business Development Center, where my studio is, and saw John Carle painting a street scene. He was on the corner of Mercury and Idaho Streets. Thanks John, for allowing me to weave around you with my big camera and obnoxious flash in your face while you were trying …
This yellow lock is on a strange door on the back of the Mai Wah Building. The Mai Wah is next to the Silver Dollar Saloon, which is on the corner of Main and Mercury Streets. The door was above the ground by about four feet, and the door itself was only about four feet …
This is the O’Rourke Building on Quartz Street, across the street from the Jail and kiddie corner to the Bail Bond. It’s pretty run down, but I enjoy the curtains in the windows.
This is the Cora Substation up near the Granite Mountain Memorial.
This is a hinge in an alley near intersection of Idaho and Broadway Streets.
This is the back of the old St. James Hospital from the alley parallel to Idaho Street. It was just before sunset.
This spray-painted wall is in the alley next to the Motherlode Theatre.
Those are the stairs in the alley behind the old St. James Healthcare. I really wish I would have had someone else with me, so I could have gotten a different angle on the shoes, or maybe included someones face in the photo. Anyway, the lighting was pretty good for this photo.The sun was shining …
This is the construction at Montana Tech, on the west side of the campus. The lights from the stadium are reflecting off the metal at the bottom, making it look more like wood.
I took these photos of the Belmont Mine on the sidewalk of Mercury Street. The sun had set, and I used a flash with a green gel to brighten up and add color to the structure.