While going through some of my old photos, I found this one and though this would be a nice urbex shot. But then again, it’s in a very rural, non-urban area, so it really doesn’t make sense to call it urban exploration.
Enter rurex – rural exploration photography.
I wasn’t the first to think of this word, as there are a few sites that come up when you search rurex. But then Chris DeAngelis replied to a comment I made about his first urbex experience that it was really rurex.
So to get things rolling, here is my first rurex shot. I hope to get back to the South sometime soon to do a little more exploring.

Also, sorry to be on the quiet front today, but it’s me and the hubby’s anniversary today. We have spent the weekend doing some photography in a beautiful place, and should be bringing back some great photos from there soon. Once we’ve dedicated the upcoming weekend to processing, that is.
Processing: Adobe Lightroom 3, Topaz Adjust
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Rurex…love it! Awesome processing on this one, looks like it could be from the ’50s! Congrats on the anniversary too!
Dave DiCello recently posted..Lucky 13
Happy Anniversary! Cool shot, I cant believe how big that tree is compared to the house.
Ryan Sexton recently posted..Chilling by the Pool at Miami Metro Zoo
Nice job on the b&w. Enjoy your anniversary!
Chris Frailey recently posted..The California Zephyr
Rurex…I like it. I may borrow that term. Cool shot, being in the midwest, I take a lot of these types of shots.
Looking forward to seeing shots of whatever beautifu; place you are visiting.
Keith Moyer recently posted..Spring Has Sprung – HDR
lol I like that! Rurex… Hmm… I might have to use that
Nice shot, and look at that tree!
A.Barlow recently posted..Sea Lion Silhouette
Nice! You (we) started a movement I think! Love the image, and congrats on the anniversary!
Chris DeAngelis recently posted..Sun Trust Sculpture
Love the black and white look, details are great.
Captain Kimo recently posted..Sunset at Loxahatchee Slough Wetlands Area
Very nice!
I love the way this whole scene is going back to nature and the B&W really gives it a nostalgic feel.
Jimi Jones recently posted..Bridge Over Susquehana
You’ve got awesome contrast in the black and white.
Oh and brilliant with the “Rurex”
Scott Webb recently posted..London Photowalk April 30th
Solid B&W. I love the image. I do quite a bit of Rurex myself……
Justin recently posted..Out Their Front Door – Dr Jeff Edwards
Rurex lol never heard that before
Nice shot looks great in B&W
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