This is the Lexington Mine at sunset at the top of Main Street, technically in Walkerville I beleive. The sunset was really to the left of the the headframe left but reflected pink onto the clouds everywhere. I took a bunch of shots and put them together in Photoshop.
This is a blurry photo of the Covellite Theater. I took about 30 photos. Unfortunately, I only had enough battery power to upload one photo and then my camera went dead! So this is probably not the best photo. I don’t mind that it’s blurry because it gives a creepy feeling, but wish I could …
I photographed the exterior of the trolley last week, and today Denny Dutton let me in to photograph the interior. I was happy with my exterior shotslooking in the partially opened door, but am gracious to Denny who let me capture these photos. He told me that before the Butte-built trolley was stationed at the …
There is a ton of ornamental detail around the Hennessy Building doorway on Granite Street. I was across the street zooming in to take the photos and had no idea how much detail was there until I uploaded the photos to my computer. The building was built in 1898 and the facade restored in 1989. …
First of all, thanks to the World Museum of Mining Photo Archives for letting me use one of their copyrighted photos for this project! It’s a great group of people that have a huge job and are doing awesome at it. The thousands of photos in the archives are amazing. People can browse through the …
This is the depot through an alley way. It’s the same viewpoint as my reflection photo I took in the summer. I posted that photo at the bottom. It’s amazing how different things look at different times of year/different times of the day.
The trees at Montana Tech were frosted over today. I was surprised the frost was still there at 2:30 when I took a late lunch to take photos.
The Newbro Drug Company is on the corner of Arizona and Aluminum. The building looks like it used to be a warehouse, and it looks like it may still be used as one. The clouds were moving pretty fast, and a 30-second exposure captured that. You can also see a few stars between the clouds.
Denny Dutton gave me some information on this trolly (#63), which was built in 1912 in a class of six trolleys. He told me in an e-mail that “The reason there is no door on the corner where the paint has peeled is because it was in a collision with a truck in the early …