Monthly Archives: September 2017
Art from a vending machine
I really like it when old places get to have a new life.
So I pretty happy that this ruin may be getting another chance. A local group worked on cleaning up the place and then hosted a pop-up art show the other Saturday. A local ceramics artist, Kendra McCartney, used this vintage vending machine to sell her tiny pots.
Here’s a news report on the project. And maybe the place is haunted?
The Cliffhouse Project
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.9.2017
An exuberance
The array of summer flowers is dependent on winter moisture; every summer looks a little different. These flowers got plenty of whatever it was they needed – they were blooming all over the northeastern corner of New Mexico.
Grenville, New Mexico
photographed 8.26.2017
“Over there,” says arrow
I stopped on Main Street in Lawn to see what there was to see. I stepped through a roofless shell of a building and found an arrow pointing to…something.
Lawn, Texas
photographed 8.6.2017
Those teeth, though
I am impressed that the wooden bunny took the time to get his/her teeth whitened. I think that shows a level of personal hygiene that’s not often seen in yard-art animals.
Georgetown, Colorado
photographed 8.28.2017
At high altitudes, hydration is important
I didn’t personally drink from this particular water fountain. Instead, I found, well, beer at the Guanella Pass Brewing Company.
Georgetown, Colorado
photographed 8.27.2017
One Day | One Image 