The R8 pictures will probably be another week or so. I have too much sifting to do to slim the set down to a reasonable number.

Edited August 5, 200915 yr by blackviper8891

It wasn't portrayed too favorably in the opening sequence to "Beverly Hills Cop" (the first one, 1984).

All I can think of is the armies of architects and engineers that had to draw up these intricate masonry buildings and plan grand boulevards, only for them to be part of a forgotten wasteland. And no insult to those of you who live in its suburbs -- I have seen some of the nice suburbs outside of the Detroit city limits.

Good pics BV....

Isn't that the building that Michael Bay likes to include in his movies? (The Island, Transformers, etc.)

Isn't that the building that Michael Bay likes to include in his movies? (The Island, Transformers, etc.)

Yes. It's Michigan Central Station in downtown.

There's nothing pretty about Michigan, well except maybe Flint ...

MMmm cheap property. One of these days when im a rich billionaire im going to buy the entire town.

Amazing work. There is a sort of harrowing quality to these photographs. You are seeing a once mighty city that is now no more than a former shell of itself. The fourth image in the set illustrates it so well; it almost makes you think of the ruins of Chernobyl/Pripyat, Ukraine rather than a landmark city in America.

Edited August 5, 200915 yr by YellowJacket894

Any art that elicits some emotional response is good art. These do it.

Those are some great photographs. That is so sad too.

The black and white photos look like photos from a war. Great, if depressing stuff.

The black and white photos look like photos from a war. Great, if depressing stuff.

It is. The economic war between the Asians and us.

And too few on our side have their hearts in it.

Thanks for the comments.

Any art that elicits some emotional response is good art. These do it.

Very well put, 'blu.

Chris

My GF keeps wanting to move to Detroit and try to start a great revitalization.

She seems to think that better days are right around the corner for the city.

I however believe that it's a lost cause for it's seems that even God hates Detroit.

Like with most of my opinions and predictions, I pray that I'm wrong.

Edited August 8, 200915 yr by FUTURE_OF_GM