This abstract Asheville cityscape shows off some of the detail in the Jackson Building. Also seen are the Reflections of unity sculpture, Thomas Wolfe's Angel and the Asheville Museum of Art.
The Vance Monument is still present in the reflection of the wide shot. The covering blew off a few weeks ago but I'd prefer to focus on the Reflections of Unity sculpture. Black and white infrared.
Shot from the top of Little Pisgah, looking North from the top. Black and white infrared is what I'm shooting a lot of these days...
On top of Little Pisgah. One of my favorite places on the planet. Simple shot to take, the clouds and weather create the changes. Infrared black and white.
The tree line along the creek caught my attention at the Smith Farm in Fairview. The row breaks up the white foreground and black background nicely.
The Smith Farm in Fairview is a beautiful distraction on the way to Little Pisgah. Fence line from the road, looking back on one of the fields the cows are normally in.
This shot caught my attention because of a number of iconic Asheville landmarks. Town Mountain as well as 60 N Market show the residential nature of downtown.
Looking towards North Asheville from the Rankin Street Garage. Cloudless day but the sun created dramatic contrast in the infrared black and white.
The Rankin Street Garage is a great place to check out Asheville. Didn't have any clouds to work with on this trip but tried to split the composition into 3rds.
The Arras is the tallest building in Asheville, measuring 18 stories at 228 feet. Originally built as an office complex in 1964 I grew up knowing it as the BB&T building. Recent renovation has changed it into a hotel and condo in the center of town.
