Scott Garlock Photography

"Scott has an amazing intuition to capture the essence of each structure. His photography ignites a spark .... a recollection of days long ago

and urges us to preserve and protect our past before these structures return to the earth."

Michael Ausbon Decorative Art Associate Curator at the North Carolina Museum of History

Rural Revival Photographs of Home and Preservation of Place

Uploaded 18-Feb-15

Taken 24-Apr-13

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Turn the Page

"Turning the Page" In the absence of man, the passage of time has been suspended for a vintage calendar. For 46 years, this artifact has been mounted on a rusty nail in the interior of an abandoned Carolina farmhouse. The hand of nature has patiently peeled back layers of wall coverings as she continues turning the page on the history of this country abode. (2013)

Photographer's Note - It is believed that the son of the farmer that lived in this old home worked on Capital Hill. Upon closer inspection, the photo on the last unturned page on the calendar is of the Capitol Building. I would like to believe that the old calendar was a gift from the son to his father who proudly displayed the gift in his living room for all to see.