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Inside the old, mostly-abandoned Antioch Baptist Church in central Georgia. Really interesting old church established in 1886. Still open to the public, but in huge need of repairs. Supposedly, there are still periodic services here. While I was here exploring, several of the doors opened by themselves - kind of spooky...but fun.

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Outside the old,mostly abandoned Antioch Baptist Church in central Georgia. Established in 1886, supposedly, there are still periodic services here. I loved the reflection of the old trees encroaching on the wooden church, as if trying to reclaim the wood for the earth.

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A nasty thunderstorm was quickly approaching right as we got to this beautiful old abandoned farmhouse in the Palouse region of Washington state. It's known as the Weber house locally, and it's really quite special when you see it in person. Here, it was lit by the last remaining rays of sun before the storm moved in - I loved the contrast that resulted against the ominous background.

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Another morning image from the Hiawatha National Forest in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. This was taken early morning at Red Jack Lake, arguably the best sunrise/early morning location in the area for photography. Council lake is a stone's throw from here and makes for beautiful morning images as well. Likewise Pete's Lake across the highway, but it's a little more popular with tour groups.

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Just before sunrise at Lake of The Clouds, in the Porcupine Mountain State Park., Upper Peninsula Michigan. Clouds and fog cover the lake early before the sun has a chance to burn them off. Right before the sun comes up there are such beautiful (and quickly changing) colors as the sun starts to illuminate the tops of the clouds. This morning, there was only one other photographer up there, which is unusual, but the weather had been bad the day before, so I think a lot of people slept in. Stunning area, really glad we were able to go on vacation up there.

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