Messing Around With Black and White Again

Ever since I took these pictures, I wanted to re-do them in black and white.  I thought the subject matter lent itself pretty well to being a black and white picture.  So here goes.

 I do like this picture but there are probably some things I could have done differently with it.  I kind of like the contrast between the moose head and the angel statue.

 Since it's a defunct car company, I thought this lended itself to being in black and white.

Same with this picture.  It might have been better served in sepia though.

A Rainy Night in Depot Town

I kind of like the way the lights were reflecting off the slightly wet pavement, so  I decided to head out and do a little photography.  Given the fact that it's been a while since I've really updated, this was a good opportunity to do so.

 I decided to head down to Depot Town.  I was going to start with the Chick Inn but their lights were off, so I just went to Depot Town.  My first building was the City Body Building.  I kind of liked the way the lights were refecting.  While the building was interesting, I was looking for something else.

 As I was walking to the Hudson place, I kind of liked the way its sign was reflecting in this window.  Little did I realize, there was a bit more to this picture.

 Probably one of my favorite nighttime shots in Depot Town.  The Hudson under the neon sign.

 So I was trying that building from different angles.

 Looking down the street.  I kind of liked this angle.

 But I liked this angle more, especially with the sign reflecting in the window of the car.

 So I decided for a closer shot of that.  I think I like this one a little more.

 A shot down Cross Street.

 Another shot of the Hudson Building.

 Sadly, water was starting to get on my lens...but I kind of like the effect.

 I really like this shot of the building especially with the neon in the puddles.

 So I decided to go for a tighter shot.

 One of Sidetracks and what not.

 From another angle.

 So then I wanted a shot looking down the other direction of Cross Street.  Sadly the droplets didn't help.

I wanted a shot of the clock, but it may have been overexposed a bit.