Forgotten in Time Images by R.Prentice

07/08/2019

Sorry I been away. Had some camera/computer issues so now I'm back. Got a new camera a few weeks back and have been working on learning the camera. Here's a lightning shot I snagged the other night.

03/28/2018

Nestled behind a forgotten building, the afternoon sunlight reflects off the rusty orange and tan colors of the old 4-door Studebaker Bullet Nose. The bright silver handle and dead weeds that once grew along side the door create shadows in the light. It almost beckons you to open it, longing for days gone by...

11/30/2017

Sometimes in the long forgotten hills there lays treasure just waiting to be seen by an artistic eye. Love this image so much I had it printed in an 11x14 for my living room wall.

11/24/2017

Love both of these. Its so hard to choose between color and black and white sometimes. Whats your favorite?

11/16/2017

An old Chevy front end nestled into a Kansas hill.

11/13/2017

A wildlife shot for you on this Sunday evening.

10/12/2017

Afternoon sun through an old windmill

10/01/2017

"Mmmmmmpph didnt I tell you Margaret that these were the best leaves on this side of the hill?!"....."oh hey you down there. Where'd Margaret go? she was just here with her little guy Clyde" "Well, shes missing out, as these leaves are just the tastiest!" this doe was snacking away way up in the Eastern Utah hills with two others but they ran off before I could even try to catch a photo. This one however hung around for a few.

09/17/2017

Long forgotten nuts and bolts from a sheep wagon lay among a shelf outside of a cabin in the Northwestern Colorado Wilderness.

09/16/2017

Took a Trip to Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado/Utah this last week and got some pretty neat pictures. Here's one that's on my favorites list more to come soon.

06/18/2017

Found this place south of Marysville Kansas while on a road trip yesterday. The date above the door reads "May 1870".

05/29/2017

Let us not forget the True meaning behind Memorial Day. Remembering the Fallen who fought for our freedom and died in the midst.

One of my favorite photos I took while in Arlington National Cemetery.