If you travel the roads around the world, there are plenty of these run-down structures awaiting for that last photo of its once gloious existance.

Coming in all sizes and shapes, barns can be seen dotting the landscape throughout the world, and more important, always posing for a good photo.

Way before fast-food estabishments popped up across the country, there was a landscape of local town diners, drive-ins, dives, and in some cases, just a "greasy s[poon," to serve the local population daily caloric needs. Today, these food eateries reflect a simplier time before ordering food via a kiosks is the norm, but an era where your server held a pencil behind his or her ear and wrote your order on a green & white guest check. So make you seat for a meal on a counter stool, not a car seat and enjoy a trip back in time as an appetizer before they disappear from the roadside.

Here is yout place to have a seat and relax. The world is full of very colorful and weatheres seating, mostly found outside awaiting your butt.

Not as popular due to LED lighting, neon lights are still a cool technology and in many cases, your colorful window back to a simpilar time where kick-in door motels were the norm.

This area host images that were mainly captured through the windshield of our vehicle.

Why colorize a wall, where you can express and display your tag on a moving canvas like a railroad boxcar.

Abandoned but not forgetten. There are plenty of automobiles, trucks, tractors, various pieces of rusty equipment bathing in the sun awaiting a chance to live on as photographic art. Please don't forget your tetnus shot.

Carvings by the First Nation and Indigenous Peoples of the Pacific North West.

Colorful and in your face many times, graffiti has become a seemingly part of our world everywhere. We even seen graffiti in the Galapagos.

Why pay for a store sign when you have a perfectly good brick canvas.

Simple structures that converts wind power into rotational energy.