Another blue door at the Malden Mills.
I don’t know what I like most about this image. Maybe its the fact that the gable above the doorway is slightly askew or maybe its the very inviting and polite, “Please Come In Thank You” sign. It could be the textures of the brick and peeling blue paint.
It could be just the fact that I found this little second hand store, tucked away in a remote corner of an otherwise empty mill complex. And it had all of the above working for it..
First of all, welcome to my PhotoBlog site. The structure is a work in progress, so please bear with me as I finalize things.
What you will find here are a few galleries of my landscape, cityscape mill photography, and anything else I choose to feature. Periodically I will feature a new image to the home page and write something about it.
My latest project is a photographic study of the mills and industrial revolution era technologies from Lawrence, MA. The project started a couple of years ago. In order to feed my habit I found it easy to pop into nearby Lawrence to take advantage of the city’s rich, historic urban landscape. Then earlier this year I learned that a couple of the city’s iconic smokestacks were going to be taken down, along with one period building and a portion of another. (more…)