A City Photoblog about the city of Detroit. All photos, art and writing by Mary Stebbins Taitt unless otherwise noted.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Historic House, Greenfield Village
Greenfield Village is a Historic Re-enactment site started by Henry Ford in association with the Henry Ford Museum. He moved Historic buildings here from all over the country. We're members and love to visit.
I have a Canon Powershot G7, a canon 10D and a Canon 30D. My husband has a Canon 20 D. Those are our digital cameras. I like the 30D best, but of course, it is the most expensive.
I carry than Powershot in my pocket for when I don't have one of my "real" cameras.
I have a Plethora of Nikon film cameras, but I almost never use them any more.
I hate to say it, but with all the desolation in Detroit, Greenfield Village should be lived in, ...otherwise it just adds to the Ghost Town effect of Detroit.
There are people who pretend to live there for money--in some of the buildings. but of course, no one really lives there--at night. As far as I know, other than security guards.
Mary, I'm about to buy a new camera and I'm asking people what they are using. Do you mind telling me your preference?
ReplyDeleteAnd those are amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteOH, thanks so much, PJ! I am honored!
ReplyDeleteI have a Canon Powershot G7, a canon 10D and a Canon 30D. My husband has a Canon 20 D. Those are our digital cameras. I like the 30D best, but of course, it is the most expensive.
I carry than Powershot in my pocket for when I don't have one of my "real" cameras.
I have a Plethora of Nikon film cameras, but I almost never use them any more.
I hate to say it, but with all the desolation in Detroit, Greenfield Village should be lived in, ...otherwise it just adds to the Ghost Town effect of Detroit.
ReplyDeleteNovel concept, new to me anyway! Hmmm.
ReplyDeleteThere are people who pretend to live there for money--in some of the buildings. but of course, no one really lives there--at night. As far as I know, other than security guards.