About the Author
George Graham grew up in the urban surroundings of
decommissioned WWII bases in Eastern MA. Since a
small child, he has enjoyed casual trips behind the
scenes to inspect the last days of various sites. Now,
"the importance of preserving the final days of the
military industrial revolution is an important task. Once
the sites are gone, they're gone...forever!"
decommissioned WWII bases in Eastern MA. Since a
small child, he has enjoyed casual trips behind the
scenes to inspect the last days of various sites. Now,
"the importance of preserving the final days of the
military industrial revolution is an important task. Once
the sites are gone, they're gone...forever!"
Mission
The objective is to chronicle the industrial sites and
former military areas for the future to use as a
reference and to maintain a credible record of these
area for generations to come.
former military areas for the future to use as a
reference and to maintain a credible record of these
area for generations to come.
Credit and Citations
We have taken a responsibility to accurately credit the
origin of all materials on this site. Most if the images
are property of the author. Where credit cannot be
determined, no claim will be made to imply that we
own the rights. We are for informational use and will
make every effort to keep credit where credit is due. If
you would like to submit an image that will
compliment this venture, please use the form on the
contact page.
origin of all materials on this site. Most if the images
are property of the author. Where credit cannot be
determined, no claim will be made to imply that we
own the rights. We are for informational use and will
make every effort to keep credit where credit is due. If
you would like to submit an image that will
compliment this venture, please use the form on the
contact page.
Sketches and Art
All art depicted here is of
the author et el. Sometimes
the best choice is to take
the charcoal to the papyrus.
the author et el. Sometimes
the best choice is to take
the charcoal to the papyrus.
Most snaps in this era are
using a 5.1 MP Sony
Cybershot, DSC-P93A. A
versatile tool.
using a 5.1 MP Sony
Cybershot, DSC-P93A. A
versatile tool.
Photography
VUME - About the museum
About this Museum
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2002-2006
Pre 2002
Mid 1998 on, most snaps
were on 35mm film. We
used a Canon Rebel and a
Minolta XG-1. Pre 1995 were
from a Maxxum 7000.
were on 35mm film. We
used a Canon Rebel and a
Minolta XG-1. Pre 1995 were
from a Maxxum 7000.
2007 and Beyond
In 2007 we moved back into
the SLR world with a 10MP
Sony Alpha-1. We still can't
give up the Cybershot just yet.
the SLR world with a 10MP
Sony Alpha-1. We still can't
give up the Cybershot just yet.
Vintage
Vintage snaps are owned or
loaned to VUME for
historical use and
enjoyment.
loaned to VUME for
historical use and
enjoyment.
Special thanks to all the property caretakers and
owners who have granted me access to otherwise
remote and inaccessible areas. We keep our feet on
the legal site of the fence, "a good peek is worth a
thousand words." A long lens helps too!
owners who have granted me access to otherwise
remote and inaccessible areas. We keep our feet on
the legal site of the fence, "a good peek is worth a
thousand words." A long lens helps too!
Remote Site Access
Contributing Photographers and Sources
Key contributors are audioshot and zorak36. Please
notify us if you id a photo referenced incorrectly or
you can elaborate on a scene.
Key contributors are audioshot and zorak36. Please
notify us if you id a photo referenced incorrectly or
you can elaborate on a scene.
2009 and Beyond
Big guns in hand, moved up to
a Nikon D200. Still it's about
20% gear and 80% what you
do with it. Complimented with
Canon 1100IS.
a Nikon D200. Still it's about
20% gear and 80% what you
do with it. Complimented with
Canon 1100IS.