Wooden structures for flight, Tonopah airport — by Joe Reifer
There are 20 new night photographs in the Western Nevada gallery on my portfolio site. Locations include the Stonehenge-like ruins of a 98 year old copper smelter, an abandoned drive-in theater, old cars and tailings piles, a wooden World War II airplane hangar, an abandoned truck stop, and the ruins of a small mining operation. Thanks to Troy Paiva for the camaraderie on another fun full moon adventure.
I really enjoyed this set. It looks like you had a nice adventure out there. Especially loved the shot of the light painted mining shack (with barrels in front). Airplane hangar was quite epic, too.
Top gallery like always and realy cool place;)
That is way way cool.