Photo Essay: Top Posts of 2015

To be honest, my most popular posts, pretty much any time I check, are a couple of years old now: my photo essays of the abandoned Rancho Los Amigos and George Air Force Base. I don't think anybody else is really documenting those places, so I'm one of the only resources out there for someone who's interested.

Sometimes, it pays to stand out.

Of course, I think I'm being predictable when I go snooping around yet another pile of crumbling ruins, but I guess I've carved out a niche for myself. The thing is, there are so many other things in this world that I'm interested in, so I can't spend all my time on the dark side.

But still, posts about urban exploration and relics and ruins tend to be pretty popular, as you can see by my Top Posts of 2015 below, ranked by number of views. They're not necessarily the best-written or best-photographed posts, but they certainly interested people the most.



Photo Essay: Into the Abyss of Downtown LA's Underground Tunnels



Photo Essay: Goodbye to a Goodyear Blimp



Photo Essay: A 1911 Historic Mansion, Defaced and Defiled



Photo Essay: Upon the Revitalization of the Red-Tagged Rialto Theatre



Photo Essay: Fox Theatre Fullerton, 90 Years Old and Starting Over



Keep Street Art on the Street



Photo Essay: Surviving the Apocalypse at Oat Mountain's Nike Missile Site



Daddy's Girl

I've got more than 30 posts in draft mode that I've started to write and haven't finished yet, so I can promise I've got some good stuff already planned for this blog in 2016.

Thanks for sticking with me.

Happy New Year.

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