I just returned from a trip to Detroit. The first question that I’m always asked is “Why did I go to Detroit?” Well, that’s easy - It’s a city full of abandoned buildings that once made up the backbone of our industrial midwest. My primary goal was to photograph the two major abandoned buildings in Detroit - The Packard plant and the Fisher Automotive plant. Additionally, I spent some of my time photographing the city, its homes, and many other abandoned buildings and churches. And although I like to photograph people, the streets of the city are eerily quiet - even downtown. There was an interesting article in the April 14, 2013 edition of The New York Times about one man’s attempt to revitalize the city. Click here for a link to the article.  Update - On Thursday, July 18, 2013 the city of Detroit filed for bankruptcy.

The 12x16, 16x20, and the 18x28 print sizes are limited to an edition of 49 images.  The above prices are for images 1 through 10.  All prints are individually signed, and the 12x16, 16x20 and 18x28 prints are also individually numbered.

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