This Schwinn Breeze is part of the sidewalk sale I photographed on Sunday. I couldn’t resist the multicolored rust against the bright blue Breeze. And the curves of this thing is amazing. Bikes just aren’t this beautiful anymore. My first big kid bike was a Schwinn. First I had a rainbow banana seat bike, then …
If you want to grab my attention, just stick colorful rustic chairs with their paint peeling on the side of the road, and you’ve got me. That’s what happened this morning on my travels to Walkerville. There they were, a line of chairs ready for me to take a peak at and tempting me to …
There are 10-15 horses just north of Walkerville. You can see the old Sherman School on the left side of the second photo.
Brian, the owner of the Silver Dollar, and his wife Melissa, recently purchased an old banquet hall building in Walkerville . They are fixing it up to be used as a banquet/reception hall in the future. This old oven was in the building. You can see my reflection above the middle dial.
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.
The Alice Mine is north of Walkerville, and I had to stitch 5 vertical shots together to make one long one, because my wide angle lens wouldn’t capture the entire thing. It’s huge. The second photo is part of the sign at the viewing area and was taken in 1959. According to the sign, the …
This is a panoramic shot of Butte, taken from the road up to the Big M. I took 8 vertical photos and stitched them together in Photoshop, so there is a tremendous amount of detail in the original file…not on the web version though. It goes all the way from Walkerville (left) to the edge …
These are two old slides at the Blaine Center on N. Main Street.
The sunset was reflected on the windows of the Blaine Center, which is on North Main St., just after the Walkerville sign.