June 26, 2013
By tobyharriman
In Ghost Towns, Photo Series, Portfolio
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Independence Ghost Town

Welcome to my first of many series featuring Ghost Towns. It’s only right that I start with one near my birth place, Aspen, Colorado. I will be doing Ashcroft next but need some better images, as I am not completely happy with what I have from my first photo visit. I have spent a lot of time in Ashcroft growing up, but since becoming more of a photographer, every time I go back it’s with a whole new vision. My middle name is even Ashcroft, named after a Ghost Town! Hope you enjoy, I have some exciting stuff in the works.

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Gear and tech for images: I used a Canon 7D with a Canon 17-40mm f/4 L. I use an Induro CT214 Tripod. Most shots are 3 shot 32bit HDR Blends.

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Professional photographer, social influencer, adventurer and content creator, Toby Harriman has fit more into his few years than most will in a lifetime. A visual explorer whose travels take him from Hawaiian shores to hanging out of helicopter doors, from moonlit desert vistas to the edge of skyscraper rooftops, Toby seeks out creative edges that captivate. Based in San Francisco, his drive to create a high level aesthetic has resulted in his development of a vast social media audience and lead to work around the globe. Toby is a potent force unleashing his unique attitude and style unto the world.

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6 thoughts on “Independence Ghost Town”

Photographer Durango CO on June 27, 2013 at 2:10 pm said:

I used to live near that area and have done wedding images at Ashcroft. It’s such a beautiful place. Good luck with your journey.

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- tobyharriman on July 10, 2013 at 12:20 am said:
  
  Cool, love Ashcroft, I have some images from there, but nothing I am super proud of yet.
  
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maillot de foot on July 7, 2013 at 12:55 am said:

Amazing! You know I love your blog!!!

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- tobyharriman on July 10, 2013 at 12:20 am said:
  
  Thanks!
  
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Ray on September 1, 2013 at 12:19 am said:

I too am drawn to derelict farm houses and ghost towns. Am off on a photo shoot in two weeks to try to capture some more of these. In particular, the town of Hammond in the sate of South Australia. Will be posting some of these images in late October. I will be far from any light pollution and so I am keen to try my hand at star trials etc and perhaps some light painting – God this is a lot of fun. Thanks for the images – great work and I will keep tabs on your future stuff

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