December 2019 — A blue ATM sits in a narrow doorway at 211 Decatur Street in New Orleans, surrounded by graffiti and stickers. T

December 2019 — A mural painted on the wall of a gas station in Kiln Mississippi with all the helmets Brett Favre wore.

December 2019 — Large-scale graffiti covers the façade of a decommissioned warehouse at the former Naval Support Activity base in New Orleans, Louisiana. Once part of a sprawling military logistics hub along the Mississippi River, the site has since become an unofficial canvas for artists and taggers. The “Open House” mural stretches across multiple bays of the building, symbolizing both abandonment and transformation as the complex awaits redevelopment under civic revitalization plans.

July 2019 — The long abandoned massive concrete Archer-Daniels-Midland Delmar Elevator No. 7 in Minneapolis.

May 2019 — An abandoned wooden railroad bridge curves over the Mississippi River at Nicollet Island in Minneapolis, a quiet remnant of the city’s industrial past. Once part of a freight spur serving nearby mills and factories, the structure now stands unused, adorned with graffiti and framed by spring foliage. In the background, the tan brick towers of Riverplace and surrounding condominium developments reflect the area’s transformation from rail and river commerce to modern urban living.

April 2019 — The Tate & Lyle sugar refinery in Silvertown remains one of the last major industrial landmarks on the north bank of the Thames. Established in 1878, the refinery was once the world’s largest sugar processing plant and continues operations today under the ASR Group, producing the famous Lyle’s Golden Syrup from its historic brick and steel complex. The building’s layered architecture—Edwardian masonry below, modern extensions above—reflects more than a century of adaptation to changing technologies and ownership. Despite the surrounding redevelopment of London’s Royal Docks into residential and commercial districts, this factory endures as a functioning reminder of the capital’s industrial heritage. The refinery’s green cat logo and “Out of the Strong Came Forth Sweetness” slogan have become enduring icons of British branding and trade history.

May 2018 — A street in Mexico City’s historic center with pedestrians walking past shops and vendors. A bright yellow hotel building with blue trim stands on the corner, while a tricycle cart carrying large water jugs moves through the scene. Trees line the walkway, and people gather along the shaded sidewalks.

April 2018 — Graffiti on the side of CSL Plasma. 2018

February 2018 — Demolition on Marquette Ave of a building to make way for City Club Apartments.

May 2017 — Freight trains rolling through St. Paul, MN.

April 2016 — An abandoned ADM grain elevtor seen in Dinkytown Minneapolis.

January 2016 — ADM Grain Elevator and Harris Machinery in the front. Harris Machinery covered in ice after a large fire gutted in the inside. Located in Prospect Park, Minneapolis.

June 2014 — ADM Grain Elevator in Dinkytown Minneapolis with United Crushers graffiti on the side.

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October 2012 — "The banks got bailed out, the people got sold out"

August 2012 — HOTTEA yarn art found near downtown Minneapolis.

July 2012 — Street art in St. Paul, MN.