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Christ Church College is one of the most prestigious and historic colleges within the University of Oxford. Founded in 1546 by King Henry VIII, Christ Church is renowned for its stunning architecture, rich history, and academic excellence.
Esquire, August 1948
Warkworth Castle – the historic stronghold of the powerful Percy family, renowned for its spectacular Great Keep and centuries of medieval history.
Dunstanburgh Castle – a magnificent 14th-century fortress founded by Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, renowned for its iconic Lilburn Tower and coastal setting
Warkworth Castle – the historic stronghold of the powerful Percy family, renowned for its spectacular Great Keep and centuries of medieval history.
1937 Packard 115-C Convertible Coupe
Hood ornaments of yore sure did have a lot of women in provocative clothing. I knew there was a reason I like to photograph hood ornaments.
Geneva Classic Car Show
Geneva, Illinois USA 41.886650, -88.310148
July 23, 2026
Some of my albums:
Recent Uploads of Shiny Stuff
Recent Uploads of Cars and Trucks
Car Shows
Hood Ornaments
Goddess of Speed
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© 2026 Jim Frazier All Rights Reserved.
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This spring and summer I am taking the "Regional Road Trip" class with the School of Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
For week five, we went to Brockville, Ontario, where we were looking at building decay through a shoot at the once venerable Brockville Shopping Centre, now only marginally in business. Most of the big stores are gone, and the peeling paint, faded or painted-over signs, crumbling concrete, graffiti, and emerging weeds are amazing studies of light, shadow, texture, colour, and thematic imagery for photographers.
This spring and summer I am taking the "Regional Road Trip" class with the School of Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
For week five, we went to Brockville, Ontario, where we were looking at building decay through a shoot at the once venerable Brockville Shopping Centre, now only marginally in business. Most of the big stores are gone, and the peeling paint, faded or painted-over signs, crumbling concrete, graffiti, and emerging weeds are amazing studies of light, shadow, texture, colour, and thematic imagery for photographers.
This spring and summer I am taking the "Regional Road Trip" class with the School of Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
For week five, we went to Brockville, Ontario, where we were looking at building decay through a shoot at the once venerable Brockville Shopping Centre, now only marginally in business. Most of the big stores are gone, and the peeling paint, faded or painted-over signs, crumbling concrete, graffiti, and emerging weeds are amazing studies of light, shadow, texture, colour, and thematic imagery for photographers.
This spring and summer I am taking the "Regional Road Trip" class with the School of Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
For week five, we went to Brockville, Ontario, where we were looking at building decay through a shoot at the once venerable Brockville Shopping Centre, now only marginally in business. Most of the big stores are gone, and the peeling paint, faded or painted-over signs, crumbling concrete, graffiti, and emerging weeds are amazing studies of light, shadow, texture, colour, and thematic imagery for photographers.
This spring and summer I am taking the "Regional Road Trip" class with the School of Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
For week five, we went to Brockville, Ontario, where we were looking at building decay through a shoot at the once venerable Brockville Shopping Centre, now only marginally in business. Most of the big stores are gone, and the peeling paint, faded or painted-over signs, crumbling concrete, graffiti, and emerging weeds are amazing studies of light, shadow, texture, colour, and thematic imagery for photographers.
This spring and summer I am taking the "Regional Road Trip" class with the School of Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
For week five, we went to Brockville, Ontario, where we were looking at building decay through a shoot at the once venerable Brockville Shopping Centre, now only marginally in business. Most of the big stores are gone, and the peeling paint, faded or painted-over signs, crumbling concrete, graffiti, and emerging weeds are amazing studies of light, shadow, texture, colour, and thematic imagery for photographers.
This spring and summer I am taking the "Regional Road Trip" class with the School of Photographic Arts: Ottawa.
For week five, we went to Brockville, Ontario, where we were looking at building decay through a shoot at the once venerable Brockville Shopping Centre, now only marginally in business. Most of the big stores are gone, and the peeling paint, faded or painted-over signs, crumbling concrete, graffiti, and emerging weeds are amazing studies of light, shadow, texture, colour, and thematic imagery for photographers.
