Tower City Center, downtown Cleveland.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Bill Blasko's Adopt-a-Building Program
More signage from the exquisite ruin at 5613 Euclid Avenue.
Kodak Ektachrome.
Monday, February 18, 2008
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Steve's Lunch
Edward Hopper pays a visit to Cleveland's near west side.
One of two hot dog diners on Lorain Road.
Thrift Store Camera
The bad news first: Polaroid is discontinuing all instant film. The good news is that they'll stop manufacturing it only when they've created enough stock to last through the end of 2009. I'm guessing there's going to be enough of a run on it to produce a perhaps unexpected sales spike, but still not enough to make them change their mind. The press release said Polaroid will concentrate instead on digital media and printers, which is already well covered by quite a few other companies. Seems at best a stopgap measure on the way to final closure.The reliable old Polaroid Impulse here, with standard 600 film.
Backstreet Breuer
No word lately, at least in the mainstream media, about the fate of the Breuer tower, but asbestos removal proceeds apace. Prelude to a demolition?The first image here has been reproduced in a few places.
A vantage point not often exploited when photographing this building, the alleyway between Euclid and Huron.Canon AF35ML.
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