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So, I tend to photograph the built environment. I document these structures sometimes because I know they're threatened for demolition, but often because something about them just strikes me. They take on lives of their own. It's funny to see just how many of the structures I've documented, even in the small municipality I live in, are already in demolition or threatened by it. St. Joseph's hospital http://brodybro.deviantart.com/art/St-Joseph-s-Remains-166026037?q=gallery%3Abrodybro%2F8015997&qo=27 is long gone now, a retirement community quickly building up in its place. The company that's building this retirement community bought the near

Not much reason to do this anymore, now is there? But I do it anyway.

And now my laptop works! I sent him off to a man in canada who specializes in water damage repairs, and he came back nearly fully functional (the only thing that still doesn't work is the CD-drive... not a huge deal). So... what's in the works? I started a few collages about a week ago (I had the random urge to do it), and some of those may end up here. My photography continues, of course. A few recent photos from the St. Louis zoo. I'm starting an internship with an architectural historian soon, and I'll be taking photos of buildings in St. Louis Place (a neighborhood in north St. Louis city). That could be some really beautiful stuff. I've