This photograph was taken in March of 2004
in the tiny town of Woodwardville, Maryland –
between Odenton and Crofton. The door of
this abandoned lumberyard was used to load
goods in and out of the mill. I was drawn to
the multitude of various types of lines &
shapes in such a compact area
in the tiny town of Woodwardville, Maryland –
between Odenton and Crofton. The door of
this abandoned lumberyard was used to load
goods in and out of the mill. I was drawn to
the multitude of various types of lines &
shapes in such a compact area
| Abandoned History #6 - Woodwardville, Maryland Selenium toned gelatin silver print. Image approximately 10" x 10" vertically matted to 16" x 20" $200 (edition limited to 25) |
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All photographs are original fiber based selenium toned gelatin silver prints
printed by the photographer. Each is titled, signed, dated, numbered, and
matted using archival acid-free white matting, mounting, and backing
materials. Price includes postage, insurance, and domestic US shipping from
Annapolis Maryland.
printed by the photographer. Each is titled, signed, dated, numbered, and
matted using archival acid-free white matting, mounting, and backing
materials. Price includes postage, insurance, and domestic US shipping from
Annapolis Maryland.
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