Cars drive by the Rowan-Salisbury School System Central Office building. The building is in its final stages of construction. A dome on the top is among the final stages of exterior work.
Photo taken on Dec. 26, 2015
Birds and a sunset (12/20/15)
A flock of birds stream past a December sunset in a rural area of Rowan County, N.C.
Belltower and stars (12/11/15)
A bell tower in Salisbury, N.C. juts above the tree line and into the night sky on a clear December night.
Boulevard Flyover (11/23/2015)
A small plane flies over Jake Alexander Boulevard in Salisbury N.C. just after sunset.
Misty Sunrise (11/16/2015)
A foggy, November sunrise as seen from near the Yadkin River in North Carolina.
Tallest in town (11/10/15)
The tallest building in Salisbury N.C. — called The Plaza — shines in mounted spotlights on a cloudy weekend night.
The building is situated at the intersection of two of the city's busiest streets.
I changed this photo to black and white because of the strange mixed lighting and the colors they produced. Some were yellowish, others were blue.
Crushed remains (10/24/15)
The crushed remains of a 1971 El Camino car involved in a tragic accident in China Grove, N.C. The accident left one person unable to walk for eight weeks. In the other vehicle, two children and one teenager were injured.
The car was totaled.
Reversed reflection (10/19/15)
It's been entirely too long since I've posted to this blog.
Here's a recent photo overlooking Jake Alexander Boulevard in Salisbury. Didn't notice until after I took the photo that there's a faint reflection of the light streaks in the sky.
I'm not sure how to prevent the reversed reflection other than not directly facing the car.
Stormy Skies (1/4/15)
Took this picture just outside of the Salisbury, N.C. city limits in front of a church on Cottage Street. Weather was fairly rainy and gross, but it broke just long enough to head outside. Used a fisheye lens.
Half built and forgotten (1/3/15)
Near where I live there's a huge piece of undeveloped land. On this piece of property there's paved streets with curbs. The grassy areas are hugely overgrown. The overgrown grass is joined by pieces of pipe and other construction materials. I wonder what happened to this development.