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Not Your Average Etiquette Ball
Imperial Mill
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(Click on image to advance slideshow)I recently took some time to stroll through the abandoned and gutted Imperial Mill building in Belmont. At over 100 years old, it's one of the oldest in the area, but demolition will continue if no one steps up to redevelop the site soon.
I was assigned to go take picture of this mill and one other in Belmont when demolition work began several months ago, but only had time to get a few shots of each. This is a large mill, and I wanted to go back and wander around exploring a little more.
As luck would have it, I procrastinated until I went into work one day and had an assignment to get more pictures of the mill, and lots of time to do it. I would have gone back on my own time, but I can't complain about getting to do it on the clock.
Labels:
abandoned,
Belmont,
features,
historic,
Imperial Mill,
North Carolina,
textiles
Wanna see my lizard?
Meet an old toy and a new toy.
This foam lizard has been hanging on the wall of every place I've lived since I got it at a fair when I was maybe 8 years old (if that). I don't know why. There's absolutely nothing special or sentimental about it. It's just always been there.
The picture was taken with my newest toy, namely the Hipstamatic app for my iphone 4.
I've had the phone for a while now, but until some of my friends recently started posting cool iphone pictures I wasn't exactly inspired to use it as a camera.
I was looking at the phone as just a not-so-good camera, but with this app it's becomes one more toy camera to add to my collection--and the only one that I have with me at all times. It's no substitute for the look of real vintage film cameras, but kinda cool none the less (not to mention cheaper).
Labels:
black and white,
camera phone,
cellular,
hipstamatic,
iphone,
lizard
Faces & Places
Artist John Rankin with his painting "Gaston Recalled & Relived" depicting Gaston County places and faces, in his home on Monday February 28, 2011.
Rankin has traveled all over the world painting scenes from abroad, but was inspired to create this piece after a friend pointed out that he had no paintings depicting the character of his home town.
Rankin has traveled all over the world painting scenes from abroad, but was inspired to create this piece after a friend pointed out that he had no paintings depicting the character of his home town.
Labels:
artist,
arts,
environmental portrait,
Gaston County,
paint,
portrait
Think Pink 2011
Labels:
basketball,
Belmont Abbey College,
Breast Cancer,
college sports,
NCAA,
sports,
Think Pink
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