Photographic Adventures

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Patapsco swimming 2015

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Benjamin Todd of Lost Dog Street Band. Strangefolx Fest Baltmore, MD 5/9/15

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Yay, this super old pic i took is being used for a flyer

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Mimi 2015

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While i was in Paris i was lucky enough to be able to explore some of the vast underground network that is “The Catacombs” i was underground for about 9 hours which wound up being one of the coolest experiences of my life, seeing human remains scattered everywhere, subterranean rogue art galleries, a library, statues, and murals, that probably took weeks to complete. Rooms that people dug out and decorated themselves, but for now, i’m just posting a small portion of photos from the “Cinema Room”. The Paris Catacombs are an amazing, elaborate, giant, underground museum of history and art. Every room has a story,  Also known as “The City of Darkeness Beneath The City of Lights”.

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San Francisco, CA

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Abandoned trolley graveyard

Fall ‘14

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Shoot with Kara for Milk & Ice Vintage

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Steel Mill on Flickr.

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Looking Glass Falls, Pisgah National Forest

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West Virginia

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iPhone 5 shot from shoot with facesplit

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Explored the world’s largest treehouse today with a built in church. This amazing structure is sadly mostly abandoned now and not open to the public

This place was very creepy and dangerous and was closed to tourists for its architectural instability and many fire code violations.

The man. Who built this was a minister at a church and had a vision from god to build this from reclaimed wood. Started fourteen years ago and now is 97 foot tall. And located right outside of Crossville, TN

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"Fountains Abbey is one of the largest and best preserved ruined Cistercian monasteries in England.  Founded in 1132, the abbey operated for over 400 years, until 1539, when Henry VIII ordered the Dissolution of the Monasteries." -Wikipedia

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Harpers Ferry, MD/WV