Commercial, Advertising and Editorial Photography. Greensboro, North Carolina
The sound of a Packard built Rolls Royce Merlin engine rang out at the Asheboro, North Carolina airport Saturday afternoon. Alex Newsom of Cheraw, South Carolina flew his dad’s P-51D Mustang into the airport for the annual fly-in. Arguably the best propeller powered fighter ever built, my Dad flew 39 combat missions in an identical one during his service in World War II. He was looking over my shoulder all afternoon and smiling.
(Photographs copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
(Photograph copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
Barn detail. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
(Photograph copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
Along the street in Old Salem. Winston Salem, North Carolina.
(Photograph copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
The Alston House, also known as the House in the Horseshoe. A state historic site near Sanford, North Carolina. Scene of a Revolutionary War skirmish between Whigs under Phillip Alston and Tories under the command of David Fanning.
(Photograph copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
Yow’s Mill in southern Randolph County, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
I got my start in photography shooting artifacts for the State of North Carolina. Recently I’ve been doing some similar work for MESDA (the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts) in Old Salem (in Winston-Salem, North Carolina). Here is a gorgeous early 19th century cavalry sword made in Richmond, Virginia by James Winner. You can see his mark on the edge of the blade.
(Photographs copyright 2013 by Dan Routh. Used with permission of MESDA. Do not reproduce.)
(Photographs copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
(Photograph copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
Morning on the street in Old Salem. Winston Salem, North Carolina.
(Photograph copyright 2013 by Dan Routh)
A visit back to the Alston House (also known as the House in the Horseshoe) gave me a chance to take a re-look at a favorite vignette. Near Sanford, North Carolina.
Dan Routh Photography 