The most unusual place I have made art

My buddy, Susan Tuttle, asked this question on her blog and although I haven't actually made art in the painting/sketching/drawing sense, I did recently take photos in the attic of an old cotton mill built in 1905 not far from my home.  It had been a long time since I'd taken "arty farty" photos - I really enjoyed the solitude and just being able to wander around the derelict rooms with no time constraints.   It was quite eerie, the silence broken only by the fluttering of birds as they flew in and out of the broken windows.  How different it must have been when the mill was in use.  I wonder if the spirits of the workers were happy to have a visitor? 

Comments

[Susan Tuttle]

Hiya Chuck!!!
You've been on my mind--it was so great to see you over at my blog--thanks so much for the comment my friend!

Your pics of the old mill are stunning!!! I especially like the rooftop one. Did you alter the photos in Photoshop, or a similar program? They are awesome!

Big Hugs to You!!!
Susan

[leighanna light]

Wow Chuck, I just love that first photo, keep taking those arty farty photos!

[Joanne Huffman]

Very cool photos! You have a gift for "arty farty."
Joanne

[Sue Berry]

Thanx for your comments ladies! I use an old, very basic image editing programme called MGI Photosuite - one of these days I'll upgrade to 21st century software!

[kathymcelroy]

What awesome photo's!

[Hanna]

Looks like a cool place. I love photo excurtions like that. I've posted about art places too now!