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Photo Gallery: The Feedlot

by Will Williams Last updated on: 14th October, 2015

  • The Way is Shut

    10.14.2015

  • I See Straight Through You

    04.16.2015
    I See Straight Through You - A lifeless, abandoned doll, discarded in the grass.

  • I Called but No One Answered

    04.13.2015
    I Called but No One Answered - A smashed phone sits at the front desk of the feedlot office.

  • Pull the Left One

    12.28.2014
    Pull the Left One - The pulley system that operates the grain doors inside a feedlot.

  • Loss of Control

    12.17.2014
    Loss of Control - The feedlots control room, windows smashed and quietly decaying.

  • Opening the Flood Gates

    12.14.2014
    Opening the Flood Gates - Grain funnels rusted and peeling inside an abandoned feedlot.

  • There is No Exit

    12.12.2014
    There is No Exit - The side exit inside an abandoned grain elevator in Colorado.

About the Photographer

Author and photographer - Will WilliamsWill Williams is a self taught, amateur photographer and Urban Explorer living in the sunny Colorado Rocky Mountains. My personal philosophy for visiting and shooting locations is to take only pictures and leave only foot prints.

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