First I want to say that I am glad to post here.  Nice site!

 

I have been doing photography for a few years now, and many of the places that I have photographed have been discussed here.  I do a lot of graveyards, abandoned buildings, and so on.

 

Direct link to graveyard photography - http://outsidergraphics.com/blog/graveyards.php

 

Direct link to abandoned photography - http://outsidergraphics.com/blog/abandoned.php

 

I would really like to get some feedback if possible.

 

Thanks

 

Outsider Graphics

Awesome work!!!!

 

 

Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincy.

http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,9230.0.html

Nice! Do you mind if I link to it from Abandoned?

Nice! Do you mind if I link to it from Abandoned?

 

Not at all!  I'll return the favor.

 

Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincy.

http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,9230.0.html

 

I have plans to go there sometime soon, actually.  It's been on my radar for a while.  It's beautiful.

Thank you answering many questions I've had about some of the abandoned buildings in Cleveland - mostly "I wonder what the view is like from up there?".

 

Welcome to the forum!

Nice! I like the black & whites especially the skyline shots from Cleveland Cold Storage. Let us know when you have some updates, I would like to see more.

 

 

I have plans to go there sometime soon, actually. It's been on my radar for a while. It's beautiful.

 

Welcome and interesting taste!

 

Yeah, after seeing your style you will easily spend an entire day at Spring Grove. Right under 800 acres of this.

Damn. St. Lukes is a hot mess!

Fantastic!

Thanks everyone!  It's nice to finally have an outlet where that kind of art is appreciated.

 

St. Luke's was an experience for me, getting to the tip top of that building was a real gut check for me.  I was terrified, lol.  After I did that though, getting to the top of other buildings has not been so bad, scary, but a great rush.

 

I hear that Chippewa Lake Park was scheduled for demolition.  Has anyone confirmed that is has happened?  Sucks that I did not get the chance to take an SLR there ;(

I really like your work; it's visually appealing and carefully executed.

 

Old cemeteries are fascinating places; the markers sometimes contain a little more background information than is common now, and just noting the lifespans of some of those interred there causes me to reflect on the times they lived through.

Love your photos of Westinghouse Electric on Cedar and Ashland.  I've also been in there, and can tell you that that building is a huge monster.  The neighborhood between it and East 55th is about 75% vacant land, and developers want to do something with it.  But the community wants Westinghouse incorporated into the plans somehow.

 

I loved the shots from Cleveland Cold Storage, especially looking into the Industrial Valley.

Hey everyone, just posted a blog for the abandoned Warner & Swasey Company - http://outsidergraphics.com/blog/warnerswaseycompany.php.

 

This was my first time playing with the new Canon 50D.

I really like the cemetery section, some of those tomb stones are so beautiful!!!!!!!!!!