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Weathering Storms | near Stonewall, NC Facebook | Twitter | Flickr | 500px | Google+ This is the latest installment of my on-going ‘Abandoned NC’ project in which I am documenting rural abandonment primarily in Eastern NC. I came across this old boathouse near Stonewall, North Carolina. It’s hard to say how many storms this old structure has weathered over the years. I had seen it before but never had a chance to stop by and shoot it. I set out with the plan to add it to my project, but on the way it donned on me that it may not even be there anymore being that it is located in an area that was heavily impacted by Hurricane Irene in the summer. But, as I turned the corner, there she was. Standing there the same as always. It is amazing to me that things can sometimes be discarded as ‘useless’ or ‘junk’ but survive long beyond anyone’s expectations. That’s the essence of what I’m hoping to capture in this series; before these structures actually do succumb to Mother Nature, as they are certain to do someday. Check out the series so far at: http://uprootedphotographer.500px.com/abandonednc/ The shot: Nikon D90, 18-105 VR lens. f/16, ISO 200. 3 exposures, merged in Nik HDR Efex Pro and finished in Photoshop CS4.
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Weathering Storms | near Stonewall, NC

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This is the latest installment of my on-going ‘Abandoned NC’ project in which I am documenting rural abandonment primarily in Eastern NC. I came across this old boathouse near Stonewall, North Carolina. It’s hard to say how many storms this old structure has weathered over the years. I had seen it before but never had a chance to stop by and shoot it. I set out with the plan to add it to my project, but on the way it donned on me that it may not even be there anymore being that it is located in an area that was heavily impacted by Hurricane Irene in the summer. But, as I turned the corner, there she was. Standing there the same as always. It is amazing to me that things can sometimes be discarded as ‘useless’ or ‘junk’ but survive long beyond anyone’s expectations. That’s the essence of what I’m hoping to capture in this series; before these structures actually do succumb to Mother Nature, as they are certain to do someday.

Check out the series so far at: http://uprootedphotographer.500px.com/abandonednc/

The shot: Nikon D90, 18-105 VR lens. f/16, ISO 200. 3 exposures, merged in Nik HDR Efex Pro and finished in Photoshop CS4.

The Foggy Haze | New Bern, NC Facebook | Twitter | Flickr | 500px | Google+ I can’t think of a more fitting image to post on a Monday morning than this. Sometimes after a great weekend, it feels like a heavy fog hangs over us on Monday morning. Not to worry though, the fog always lifts! As it nears crunch time for gift buying, please consider some prints for your loved one! Visit www.uprootedphotographer.com/prints to view the galleries. Make sure to order soon to ensure delivery by Christmas! Use code WEB25 to recieve 25% off your entire order, only until the holiday!
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The Foggy Haze | New Bern, NC

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I can’t think of a more fitting image to post on a Monday morning than this. Sometimes after a great weekend, it feels like a heavy fog hangs over us on Monday morning. Not to worry though, the fog always lifts!

As it nears crunch time for gift buying, please consider some prints for your loved one! Visit www.uprootedphotographer.com/prints to view the galleries. Make sure to order soon to ensure delivery by Christmas! Use code WEB25 to recieve 25% off your entire order, only until the holiday!