Abandoned In Place

In lieu of hobby progress (Damned leg is still on the fritz, and an altered diagnosis is sending me to physical therapy), I thought I'd a share a bit of terrain, and world-building inspiration.

From his upcoming book, Abandoned in Place, Roland Miller is photographing abandoned space and military facilities around the U.S.

Caught in various stages of decay and industrial-death, Miller has captured some fantastic images that are easy reference for any table-building project for the hobbyist of the 41st Millennium.

Thank you obsolescence -  you've made my toys better.

Pinhole Cameras

Wayne Martin Belger, at Boy of Blue Industries, and his amazing pinhole cameras.

The simplicity of the pinhole camera is elevated by the careful construction of special cameras, specifically designed for the particular project, taking into account materials and design to match the atmosphere and aesthetics of the subject matter.

I've been aware of Belger's work and unique cameras for a while now, and they never fail to amaze me. It's well worth checking out the link at the top to read about the background of the individual cameras and photo shoots.