Tunnel
When I first got to this place, there was something about this breezeway that intimidated me, and I didn’t walk through it. Or even into it, really. I stayed at the front of the building, which parallels a busy frontage road. But I started to get comfortable – all the rooms were open, but there weren’t signs that anyone was living in any of them. Eventually, I walked the front of the building, then the side, and partway down the back. And then, I got very nervous and was more than happy to cut through the breezeway to get back to what felt like the safer side of the place.
But, no matter how nervous I was, I still stopped and got a couple of photos. I’m a photographer, dammit, and that’s what I do.
what’s left of the Days Inn
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 2.22.2019
Posted on February 26, 2019, in Photography. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
One Day | One Image 
More like Nights Inn, now.
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It is! (I think it’s being renovated, not torn down, so it’ll be interesting to see what happens over the next few months.)
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Makes me shiver. Like the foreign tv series “ Revenant “.
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I was completely freaked out by…something?… right before I made this shot. I had to leave. As you know, I often prowl around these kinds of places, but I usually don’t feel uneasy to the point I needed to just get the hell out of there. Yikes – I wonder what sort of revenant was behind me, getting closer and closer…!
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