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SmugMug > keywords > detroit > More graffiti.
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > Still early on in my walk through the plant. Right around this point I sent a text message to my closest friends saying: "these photos are already amazing!"
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > Seconds after my exhilarating entrance to the Packard Plant. The plant has deteriorated considerably since my last visit in 2005.
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > This is one of my fav's!
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > This room was filled with abandoned television sets. You never know what to expect in this building.
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > November 3, 2009 Fist of a Champion...Detroit's Monument to Joe Louis.
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > Ambasador Bridge, Detroit
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > Detroit's Mayor Bing and officials from the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan cut the ribbon to officially open the trail on May 14th, 2009. The Dequindre Cut is a 1.2 mile rail-trail that connects the Detroit waterfront to several residential and commercial areas. This project converted an abandoned, derelict railroad corridor into a greenway, preserving the right-of-way for transportation use and creating a valuable amenity for the city and for travelers. A $2 million federal TE award in 2004 leveraged a local match of over half a million dollars to construct the first segment of the trail. The full right-of-way is over four miles long, and an extension to the first segment is already under construction.
SmugMug > keywords > detroit > October 24, 2009 Hart Plaza--Detroit, Michigan Last Sunday morning the International Marathon was held in downtown Detroit. My husband and my son both ran the half marathon so I was set free with my camara for an hour or so in the early morning. In this picture you see the GM Building in the background and in the forground is "Trancending" a 63 ft' steel arch, a gift from the labor movement. It depicts labor history, workers' occupations and labors vision for the future.
More graffiti.
> More graffiti.
More graffiti.
Photo by: BehindtheLensProd • see photo in gallery
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