Monthly Archives: August 2016
Intersection
I really do like brick streets: they have more character than asphalt paving. Also, they provide some helpful leading lines in this shot of yet another abandoned gas station.
(Don’t worry if you’re driving through Olney and are low on fuel: there’s a Shell station over on the main road.)
Olney, Texas
photographed 5.9.2016
The Window Weeps
The window looks like it’s weeping – and it may be. Who are we to say otherwise?
Lafayette, Louisiana
photographed 1.10.2016
The chair outreach was particularly successful
Those chairs! What a great group of seating choices. From the looks of the porch, I am going to assume that the Zion Community Outreach outreaches to furniture, with a particular emphasis on chairs.
St. Mary Parish, Louisiana
photographed 1.9.2016
(And also: it reminded me of these Canadian chairs.)
Love + Peace (a seasonal message)
When I made this image, it was early enough in January that the Christmas messages of love and peace were still in the church window.
They’re probably gone by now.
Raceland, Louisiana
photographed 1.9.2016
The morning alibi
Philosophically, I think taking early-morning photos of a place that’s famous for what goes on at night is similar to my usual routine of going around back.
Anyway, how fortunate was this find – the sidewalk outside a place called The Alibi getting cleaned of…whatever happened the night before?
the French Quarter
New Orleans, Louisiana
photographed 1.8.2016
One Day | One Image 