This summer I visited the Heidelberg Project in Detroit. It is a neighborhood that use people's creativity to turn unsightly trash into beauty. Car tires, shoes, toys, electronics, carts, doors, buckets, empty bottles, you name it. They turned the whole neighborhood into a work of art. It was so colorful. It is very interesting to see how creative minds work.
Check it out some time.
http://www.heidelberg.org/
I love the architecture of the old buildings in Detroit. They have so much lovely details. You can tell they put a lot into designing and building them. It is hard to capture the beautiful details, but here are a few images.
I'm going to have to share more photos of buildings soon.
I just love the way fog makes everything look. It gives a whole different look to things and sets a very unique mood. This is Woodward Avenue in downtown Detroit, a very busy street in the center of Detroit. But the fog makes it look so attractive and even peaceful. I love the way the lights glow, too.