Showing posts with label POTD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label POTD. Show all posts

Friday, October 7

Hamlet Depot Nocturne

The ex-Seaboard Depot at Hamlet, North Carolina is one of my favorite places to visit and to photograph. The classic depot was built in 1906 and was moved across the tracks and restored in the mid 2000's. Used today as the local Amtrak depot and to house the City's railroad museum the depot provides plenty of photographic opprotunities.

This photo was taken at dusk on a moody evening as the depot sits waiting for the next train to arrive later that night.

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Tuesday, October 4

Peeling paint - TuesDecay

One of the photography daily themes I've been enjoying on Google+  is #TuesDecay which highlights photography of the world slowly returning to dust around us.  Be sure to search for other great #TuesDecay shots.

My #TuesDecay shot for the day is from Society Circle, South Carolina is an detail from the old hardware/general store.


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Monday, October 3

4000 Horsepower - #MonochromeMonday Photo of the Day


A shiny rebuilt PR43C sits in the South Georgia sun on a bright Sunday Morning in Jesup.

Rebuilt by Progress Rail in Patterson, Georgia, the 4003 can deliver 4000 horsepower to the rails.

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Friday, September 30

Pastel Sunset

Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!


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Thursday, September 29

Spread your wings


Spreading his wings at Mabry Mill, on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia.

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Wednesday, September 28

Relaxing in Retirement

Old millstones relax in retirement at Mabry Mill, Virginia on the Blue Ridge Parkway on a fall day.



As you drive along the back roads of the South, you'll find old millstones resting in front yards and at historical sites.

The small local grain mill used to be one of the centers of the community, much like the general store. They've been replaced by large commerical operations and mostly have been abandoned. Luckily a few, like Mabry Mill have been preserved and can be enjoyed today.

See more of my Mabry Mill images at http://www.genebowker.com/mabry/slideshow

Tuesday, September 27

Milling around at Mabry Mill

The workers inside Mabry Mill shoot the breeze with visitors in this fall 2010 picture.

Mabry Mill, Virginia
Fall on the Blue Ridge Parkway is a magical time for capturing images of changing colors, but it is always a great place always to capture a black & white image.

Mabry Mill is one of the most photographed locations on the Blue Ridge Parkway.

See more of my photos of Mabry Mill in every season.