Silver City, Idaho...Series 3

For today's post, we finally have a building.  The old Catholic church and a car that Colton fell in absolute LOVE with!  I think he would have taken it home if he could have!

This is one of my favorite images from the day!  I don't know what it is about it, but I LOVE it!

Silver City, Idaho... Series 2

More beauty found in Silver City!

Silver City, Idaho... Series 1

Hi! This is Colton's Mom!  Since Colton has a very hard time writing on the blog and is much  more comfortable with the taking of the pictures, I will be writing until he becomes more confident.

Today, Nana went with Colton and me to Silver City, Idaho.  he had been wanting to get some good pictures of a town that had a large number of old houses and structures.  I assumed that he would spend most of his time taking pictures of the great original houses that were made when Silver City was in its "heyday", but he did what he loves to do...capture images of the hardware and trimmings of the structures.  He also took some seriously wonderful pictures at the cemetery.

Please enjoy the first of the Silver City, Idaho photographs!

Thank you for stopping by to take a look.  I know that Colton truly appreciates it!

Birthday Walk: Downtown Boise

Colton's Mom here...for his Birthday clear back in April, Colton wanted to go for dinner downtown and then do a photo walk, so that's what he did!  His love of architecture, angles, and trees is plainly seen in these images!  Enjoy!

Old Idaho State Pen: Series 3

Almost done with the Old State Pen pictures.  There were so many interesting elements in this place.  Architecture, sadness, the "oldness" of it all.

Cell House 2

Cell House 2

Cell House 2

Cell House 3

Cell House 3

Cell House 3

Cell House 3

Showers in the Laundry building

Showers in the Laundry building

Showers in the Laundry building

All images taken with iPhone 5 and Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3

Old Idaho State Pen: Series 2

More black and white images.  I felt sorry and sad for the people on death row.  When I was looking at the gallows, I felt strange because I knew someone had died there.  

Dining Hall seen between the two oldest cell blocks, The Territorial Prison, and the "New Cell House".

Behind the cells on Death Row.

Looking out on the Basketball court from Cell House 5.

Steps leading down to drop room in the gallows in Cell House 5.  The gallows were built and then used only once.

Cell House 4

Cell House 4

  Between the cells on the ground floor in Cell House 4.

Looking at the Barber Shop and the Trusty Dorm.

Burnt out Territorial Prison.