Photo 20130609. Detroit. The abandoned race-segregated Southwest Detroit Hospital (c.1974) under water.
Photo 20130608. A cool “second means of egress” at Castle Frank Station.
Photo 20130607. Self-portrait x 2 on a pretty face.
Photo 20130606. Green roof against black cloud sky. Minimal Aesthetic #6.
Photo 20130605. A cabooseless train pulls away.
Photo 20130604. Where booze is made. Hiram Walker & Sons Limited, Windsor.
Photo 20130603. A tire boat bumper on sea green. Minimal aesthetic #5.
Photo 20130602. Cranes big and small, cranes yellow and green, cranes short and tall, they are all machines.
Photo 20130601. In the port lands, Pineglen’s port side conceals Cousins Quay.
Photo 20130531. Yellow fire hydrant on green wall. Minimal aesthetic #4.
Photo 20130530. 2250 14th Street, Detroit, MI 48216. Formerly a hotel.
Photo 20130529. Modernist mushroom tables and their inverted counterparts.
Photo 20130528. Bayview Avenue remains closed last Wednesday after the DVP Flood.
Photo 20130527. Bell Trinity Square’s red stairs.
Photo 20130526. Detroit. The Quadriptych Cadillac Place (c.1923, formerly the General Motors Building).
Photo 20130525. The Union Pearson Express support columns have reached Terminal 1.
Photo 20130524. Detroit. The Fisher Building (c.1928), an Art Deco masterpiece.
Photo 20130523. Waiting for the subway in the sunshine.
Photo 20130522. Detroit. The sun sets on these dead houses.
Photo 20130521. Lots of squares down the stairs at Rosedale station. Minimal aesthetic #3.
