# 16, Decatur County

This courthouse, located in Greensburg, IN was surely an interesting sight. In 1870, a decade after the courthouse was built, a large tooth oak tree appeared on the roof. It has since become a point of pride for the town and county. I noticed it was a point of interest for all the passers-by. As I was taking photos, people kept glancing up at the tree. This is one courthouse I knew I'd love photographing!

The clock tower seems to be the logo for anything and everything Greensburg/Decatur County.

Perkins

Here's a great looking group and fun to boot!

Mike O'Brien

L.A. based singer/songwriter, Mike O'Brien, contacted me to shoot some photos of his performance at Birdy's.

Here are a few of my favorites.

#6, Boone County

Take I-65 north out of Indianapolis and you'll travel through Boone County. The county seat is Lebanon. That's the courthouse featured in this post. 

The gentleman leaning over te staircase was in town photographing landmarks of Boone County for a client.

On the same trip to Boone County, I hit Clinton and Hamilton counties. I'm runnng behind on posts. I also have photographed the courthouses of Jackson, Washington and Scott counties.

Elyse

I had the opportunity to photograph Elyse. Elyse's mom, Breck and I used to work together in Evansville at a television station. We covered storms, Christmas tree shopping on horseback, and I carried her across snow banks to shoot a stand up. So, it was a pleasure to hang out with Elyse for an afternoon!

#73, Shelby County

Shelby County is located southeast of Indianapolis, off of I-74. The county seat is Shelbyville.

The courthouse is just off the square in Shelbyville.

Cool light post.

At first, I thought the building was bland. But, there arre some great details to be found.

More details in the limestone.

#42, Johnson County

Here is a gorgeous gem from Franklin, the Johnson County courthouse. The county does have annex offices next door to the courthouse, most counties do these days.

I fell in love with the textures, lines, and colors of this courthouse. It was a great pleasure to photograph!