Pictures at an Exhibition - the photography thread

^cool pic

^Coyote or dog?

Sheavy wrote: Thanks, glad you like'em! See below for that . Yes it was sad and absolutely awesome at the same time. Who would ever think that there would be a DMC DeLorean in a super sketchy abandoned warehouse in Birmingham, Alabama. It was a surprise to say the least. The whole place though was filled with vehicle scrap, and other junk vehicles, it was also quite clear that somebody was using the place for not so legal activities. The city finally cleaned everything up, repainted the warehouse, and put up a for sale sign a couple years ago, no one has bought it though.

It would probably be better to restore the DeLorean instead, now that would be a great public service  I never heard anything from Harold Budd, the first time I saw his name was on a CD copy of his album with Brian Eno at a local store, a couple of weeks ago. I might return to get it

Sheavy wrote: Europe has some absolutely beautiful buildings, so much history. Exploring in Europe is something on my bucket list.

Indeed! So much history, that we forget about it It's interesting how in many cities there are buildings from completely different eras close to each other, you can imagine the evolution of the city. If you ever come to this part of Europe, let me know

JD wrote:

wow.. that drags me down memory lane. Looks my fathers bedroom did when I'd visit him on the weekends..

all that is missing are the gun racks on the walls...  he was big into Ham Radio. In fact I was the of the youngest on the west coastto get his licence. Passed the test and got my license  at age 8. Big into computers.. another one of those too smart for college dropped out  then went out privately and made his fortune working independently. Interesting man... I miss him if I still didn't hate him with only the passion a son can have for a father...

It has a crown badge on the tail light feature if that helps.

JD wrote: But back to urban decay...or in my case, rural decay. It's no DeLorean...but it would have been an excellent rebuild project. I have no idea what kind of car it was.

paging our resident gear head... Gary?... I have no idea but all I know is I could see myself styling and profiling around town in one of those...

emigre80 wrote: JD wrote: If anyone sees that kind of behaviour, it should be brought to the attention of the authorities immediately. This was many years ago and I was less aware of the need to take immediate action.

I think life has taught us all to be aware of that kind of stuff...or the potential for it.

But back to urban decay...or in my case, rural decay.
It's no DeLorean...but it would have been an excellent rebuild project. I have no idea what kind of car it was.

urgggg...