Monthly Archives: February 2014
The chairs had convened a meeting
The two square tables had been behaving badly, so the chairs convened a meeting to discuss the situation. It didn’t end well for the tables, who were outnumbered by the chairs.
What do tables have to do in order for chairs to resort to such drastic measures? You really don’t want to know….
Albuquerque, New Mexico
photographed 11.23.1012
The ghost of what once was
This wall beside a parking lot tells a story about what used to be here, before asphalt rectangles with space numbers painted in yellow were more valuable than buildings.
Speaking of rectangles: kind of a lot of them here, aren’t there?
Austin, Texas
photographed 5.11.2013
On High Street
One of these was taken on High Street; the other one, high street. You can probably figure out which is which.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
photographed 11.23.2012
Austin, Texas
photographed 3.10.2013
Tree, barely
I don’t know…there’s just something I like about a sky with just a hint of a tree at the bottom.
Here’s a similar photo from Fiji.
I am a child of the Plains – trees in large numbers make me nervous. And they block the view. That might explain my preference for shots with only the barest hint of a tree….
near Boulder City, Nevada
photographed 5.30.2009
In triplicate
Well, I suppose if one stairstep-plus-an-arch facade is good, then three of them must be even better. Right?
If you keep on going past these triplets, and turn left at the end of the street, you’ll be on highway 207. Keep going long enough and you’ll end up in Silverton, Texas. Which should not be confused with Silverton, Colorado. Or Silverton, Oregon. Just to clarify.
Floydada, Texas
photographed 1.31.2014
One Day | One Image 