The charred remnants of an abandoned restaurant/gas station at exit 216 off of I-70 in Kansas. This photo came out better than I expected. Since this required shooting into the sun, I used the 400-speed so that I could get a fast enough exposure to capture the shade details while holding the camera. The resulting graininess is kinda dramatic; Having Mel in the shot provided some human scale.

The good and the ugly from my road travels around the U.S.

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cellusd > Washington Park Lawn-Bowling Club. I've always found this shed delightfully anachronistic. One day, I hope to actually see people lawn bowling.

cellusd > Looking South toward Mississippi and High. The Wash Park neighborhood is getting a facelift, but does this betray its character? New houses and townhomes are monstrosities being built to property lines, with small yards and little respect for aesthetic continuity.

cellusd > The charred remnants of an abandoned restaurant/gas station at exit 216 off of I-70 in Kansas. This photo came out better than I expected. Since this required shooting into the sun, I used the 400-speed so that I could get a fast enough exposure to capture the shade details while holding the camera. The resulting graininess is kinda dramatic; Having Mel in the shot provided some human scale.

cellusd > Wind farm along I-10 near Palm Springs, CA. This only begins to capture the unique visuals you get from driving past literally miles of windmills.

cellusd > Utility pole with transformers, Boonesboro, KY

The charred remnants of an abandoned restaurant/gas station at exit 216 off of I-70 in Kansas. This photo came out better than I expected. Since this required shooting into the sun, I used the 400-speed so that I could get a fast enough exposure to capture the shade details while holding the camera. The resulting graininess is kinda dramatic; Having Mel in the shot provided some human scale.