The Ghost in the Fort

Prezwoodz

Went on a Sea Kayaking trip this weekend and we went on a hike to a for that has been abandoned since 1944. We were walking through it and one of the girls Erin turned around in this dark hallway and i had to take it. I felt like this is what it would have looked like to see a soldier standing on the other end.

lynnma

Prezwoodz wrote:

Went on a Sea Kayaking trip this weekend and we went on a hike to a for that has been abandoned since 1944. We were walking through it and one of the girls Erin turned around in this dark hallway and i had to take it. I felt like this is what it would have looked like to see a soldier standing on the other end.

Definately makes one think.. draws the eye right in..

Jeremy Hall

Sea kayaking
Love the feeling of solitude and mystery. I tend to crop this kind of photo down a bit, but that is entirely personal preference.

I have to say I enjoy the sea kayaking you mentioned as well. I have been several times in the Broken Group Islands just north of Wash St in Canada. Beautiful area.

Steve Cavigliano

Very kewl Prez

This shot can be taken so many different ways. The passage between light and dark, crossing over to the other side, or even "the light at the end of the tunnel." As Lynn points out, this image just sucks the viewer in


Very nice work and a good idea to stop and shoot it :

Steve

Prezwoodz

Another one of the fort. This is where the guys would stand and point the big ol huge gun out at the bad guys. There were big steel plates several inches thick you could roll infront of the area to protect from incoming fire.