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Window Sill
It’s back to the Stone Mill for today’s image. This is one of the small rooms that you can find on the third and fourth floors of the mill full of interesting things to discover. I call this room...
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Light Grid
In addition to all the great details to be found in the Stone Mill, one of my favorite things about it is the way the light comes through the giant windows. It leaves beautiful patterns all over the...
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Escape Routes
Walking around to the north side of the Stone Mill, I noticed the interesting patterns of these fire escapes and had to grab a shot. The reason I’m posting this image today is because I’m pleased to...
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Broken Window
What I really found interesting when I was photographing this abandoned school was the contrast of old and new. In many places the paint was still bright and colorful, yet there was trash, broken...
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Sunset in the Window
Although the sky was cloudless and the sunset kinda boring the other night, I did notice the colors of the fading sky reflected in the window of this shack in Lane’s Cove in Gloucester, and grabbed...
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Yacht Club
This building/shed at the Sandy Bay Yacht Club in Rockport caught my eye the other day while I was there photographing the harbor. Those are sailboat masts in the background, and I was drawn to the...
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Dungeon
Ok, well maybe it’s not a real dungeon as evidenced by the fact that there’s a huge window (a dungeon no-no), as well as the fact that it’s three stories up in the Stone Mill. But when I saw this...
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Pacific Lights
After several months of phone calls and emails, Bob Lussier and I were finally able to obtain permission to access and photograph the Pacific Mill complex. While the main building is mostly occupied...
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Three Windows
It seems like every window in every mill in Lawrence, MA is huge. I’m talking 10 feet tall huge. And they’re everywhere. One after another after another lining the extensive walls of these massive...
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Sawhorse in the Mill
It’s been awhile since I posted a mill image – well any image I guess – so here is one from the Pacific Mill taken this past weekend during our latest Historic Mills Photo Workshop. Bob Lussier and I...
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