Industrial

Manmade places and things.

22 photos
Rows of headstones fill Pilot Butte Cemetery, with Pilot Butte rising behind them. A weathered stone angel statue holding a lyre watches over lamb figures at Pilot Butte Cemetery. A family approaches the Rockin’ Tug carnival ride at the Deschutes County Fair, a ferris wheel behind them. A hot air balloon floats above a utility pole overlooking Bend’s rooftops and streets. The door of a vintage 1951 GMC pickup truck bears a “Bend Brewing Co.” decal. A small cactus grows in a hand-painted ceramic pot reading “the light within me sees and honors the light within you,” beside a box of art supplies. A rusted metal signpost covered in stickers and graffiti stands amid sagebrush. A pink-and-purple-lit stage with a set list and mic stand. A tall, rusted spiral metal sculpture stands above Dry Canyon Park with a bridge behind it. Graffiti on a wall in Redmond: a dripping blue smiley face, the word “THIS,” and a green blob shape. A fire lookout tower stands atop a red cinder hill at Lava Butte, surrounded by pines. Black-and-white photo of pantry items on a shelf, and at the center is a salt container that reads “LADY WITH UMBRELLA.” Initials carved into wet concrete as part of a home paving project. “M+R 2017” Container cranes stand silhouetted against a grey sky along the Seattle waterfront. A hazy grey view of open water, a crossing ferry, and a distant shoreline, seen from a low-flying float plane. Floatplanes docked at a marina in Victoria, British Columbia, under a cloudy sky. A low fog blankets Elliott Bay as onlookers gather at an overlook to watch the sunset glow through it. A spiral staircase winds downward inside the Cape Disappointment Lighthouse, in black and white. A painted mural at Gatorland shows an alligator bursting through a wall, surrounded by birds and reptiles. A hand-painted “WALK AWAY FROM PROPELLER” warning stenciled on an airplane fuselage. Montauk Point Lighthouse rises above coastal dunes on a clear day. The Seattle skyline and Space Needle sit below snow-capped Olympic Mountains, viewed from Capitol Hill.