The thing about photography is you never really know when you'll see something absolutely splendid, something that you know you have to document. That is why one should always be prepared, taking their camera with them everywhere they go. Unfortunately, and although I've missed dozens of shot, have yet to learn this valuable and crucial lesson. So ther
e I was driving home for the weekend when I saw it. Just a few miles from my hometown sat a dilapidated brick home, which was in the process of being knocked down. Apparently they let the fire department use it as practice, for it was charred and burnt in places, had no roof, and some brick and windows were knocked down in various places. As I drove by
that very spot I knew I needed to find someone and get some portraits taken there. I called a young woman I know in high school who lives near me and we went out there the next day. As I mentioned above, I was not prepared. I didn't even bring any of my cameras home because I knew I would be there for only a few days. Luckily my dad has a great camera, unluckily though I was unfamiliar with it. Before we went out he gave me a quick run down of how it works and I was off. The setting was perfect, I was surprised that their was no trespassing signs or caution tape blocking our way. I really thought once we
got their we wouldn't be able to take any pictures. Although I did have a few technical difficulties with the camera a lot of the pictures turned out great. The girl in them was amazing and just looked great in the environment. Thanks to my dad and my friend, I was able to get some excellent shots.
