Monthly Archives: June 2016
Something better may come along
I have a thing for photographing interiors of abandoned buildings. You probably noticed that by now. I found this place one evening in San Antonio, and the low sun gave me some good light bouncing around the remnants of a now-closed business.
But anyway, if you were planning a trip around a meal at Murphy’s Deli, you might want to reconsider.
East Houston Street
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.19.2016
Vines and a sign
There was a gap in the flow of tourists that was just long enough for me to get this shot of a sign, with its nice wavy lines at the bottom, and the formerly ivy-clad wall behind it.
The River Walk
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.20.2016
Mirror Maze
I am not sure what the Mirror Maze could offer inside that’s any better than what you can see on the outside – weathered brick, arches over the windows, a fire escape.
Alamo Street
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.18.2016
The secured bench
Me, to myself, walking down the street: Wait. I need to get those shadows!
Did I say it out loud? Probably.
Market Street
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.19.2016
Papel picado
Colorful* papel picado banners decorate the historic market square in San Antonio. This Mexican folk art is traditionally chiseled from sheets of tissue paper, but plastic versions are becoming more common.
Market Square
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.20.2016
*Well, they’d be colorful if this were a color image.
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