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Rebuilt Watoola Methodist Church
Over the years I have taken many photographs of this particular church just because of it’s proximity. It’s a beautiful small country church that sits on this wonderful open piece of property that gives it a great big sky. Big sky country this is not. It is often difficult to see any sky above the…
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Good Hope Baptist Church Uchee Rural Photography
This photo shoot is a followup to the post on abandoned places like Uchee Methodist Church, which was almost across the street from this church. This is an ongoing photo interest of mine of abandoned places around the southeast and photographing rural decay to preserve some history.
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Uchee Methodist Church and Some Rural Decay Photography
In my latest rural decay photography shoot, Uchee Methodist Church in Uchee, Alabama is in a very rural part of Lee County, and still stands as a testament to the rich history and architectural heritage of the region. With its roots tracing back to 1833, the church has witnessed a lot of history.
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Little Rural Tan House Abandoned in Time
This is a continuation of some rural decay shoots I did a while back that I’m just now getting around to editing. I came across this little tan house while driving through the backwoods on country roads, as one might say. I almost missed it, as it was barely visible from the road and completely…
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A Rural Shady Grove CME Church
Today I’m stepping into the captivating world of forgotten history and rural beauty as we explore several different abandoned buildings in my surrounding area. They are often tucked away behind the veil of pine trees but if you look closely, they appear everywhere, especially in my local area. I love these old rural abandoned buildings.…
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Rural Decay Photo Ops in the South
I have a few projects I’m kicking off on my blog and one of them is The Rural Decay Project. I’ve been interested in this topic for a while now, and have made some loose attempts at photographically capturing these images but until recently without much cohesiveness that one needs to tell a story. I…
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Don’t Include Power Lines in Your Photography
Since January I’ve spent a good bit of time reading and re-reading all of Eric Kim’s books on street photography. There is so much practical real world advise in each one of his books that they are probably the few collection of books I’ve read multiple times. While we share different philosophies on life, we…
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Exploration of Old Schoolhouse
Perhaps a little known fact about me is I really love the unique beauty of urban decay, but in my case, it’s rural decay. In the south, as is the case virtually all over the world, you see abandoned buildings, houses, and various different structures that are being reclaimed by nature. You’ve heard of “urban…
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Revival is Canceled on Church Signs of the Week
It’s Friday, and since we didn’t go anywhere exciting today other than to drive over to Columbus, my Friday Feet pic is rather boring, but there were some “great” church signs along the way as usual. I have a pretty additive habit-hobby of church sign reading, sometimes it’s just like train wreck TV, you just…
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A Cemetery Tells Unique Story in History
Don’t know how your week has been but my week has been so busy that today was the first day I actually had a chance to get these photos posted from my shoot last weekend. I love doing a photowalk through local rural graveyards or cemetery grounds. Here in Alabama (and I guess everywhere) we…
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