Harry Enoch and his wife Clare have been driving the backroads of Clark County and using photography to document the remains of abandoned structures and other objects along the way. Join them on this trip into the past and view the places that have seen better days. It’s an interesting trip.
Several weeks ago at the library, I stumbled upon a book called Abandoned Kentucky by Jay Farrell. According to the author, “Abandoned structures are places that open the imagination and invite interpretation. While often overlooked by passers-by, their skeletal remains act as the perfect subject for the camera, quietly waiting to be captured and shared.”
Abandoned Clark County: Part two. These photographs continue documenting some of Clark County’s abandoned places.
This is the third in a series documenting some of Clark County’s abandoned places. “The need to seek abandoned structures in Clark County fairly hollered out at me. So with Clare at the wheel and me behind the lens, we were off. With so many targets of opportunity, the results will have to be shared in a sequence of WinCity articles.”
This is the fourth and final installment of Harry Enoch’s photographic tour of some of Clark County’s abandoned places.
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