A new Substack article that takes a look at the history, exploration of and the sad demise of the Detroit Harbor Terminal Building in Detroit, Michigan. Drop by, enjoy the article and photos and have a great evening!
Link to article in the comments below. -Mr. P.
One of Gary, Indiana's most interesting and unique industrial ruins; Gary Screw and Bolt. At every turn, there is something different to aim one's lens at. Color? Texture? Rust? Light? Lines? GS&B's got 'em all!
Subterranean. The lower levels of an abandoned street car parts factory in Cleveland, Ohio. Nothing quite as good as finding the old circular locker room fountain sinks, even if they have long been removed from their base...
@JohnGetchel Really no hot place anymore, not without having to pay for the privilege of someone seeing your work. There's a term for this, by an author named Corey Doctorow: "enshittification." Turning a solid platform into garbage to juice it for money, to the point where no one can use it.
@ksn8tive https://t.co/uMCq1RS56t
This guy was HUGE! Prolific! The Packard Plant was one of his crowning achievements. His footprint is ALL over Detroit and other Rust Belt cities!
A snowy view of Detroit, Michigan's Ambassador Bridge from a gutted and gargantuan cold storage building, circa 2020. This building has since been commandeered and is being turned into apartments and businesses. At the time, it was completely empty and without windows.
@Guy831500R Don't know for sure, but I do believe the place got sealed up again a few months after this was shot. No idea though. Could be there, or maybe someone grabbed them.
An old storage garage in the metro-Detroit, Michigan area that was closed and abandoned; filled with old and long forgotten cars from a much different age in the Motor City.