Monthly Archives: July 2019
A couple of things here
First of all, it may come in handy to know that you can apparently get a handful of cemetery flowers for a dollar.
Second, this should quiet, forever, those doubters who say that cats do not go to heaven. Obviously they do: why else would this cat have angel wings?
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
photographed 10.6.2018
Angel, grounded
And here’s a cemetery angel, helpfully illustrating “dust to dust” for anyone who happens by.
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
photographed 10.6.2018
Garden Helix
Here’s the last photo from my trip to the garden center the other day. It’s a short series because I didn’t really get the sorts of images I had in my head, which surely says a lot more about the contents of my head than it does of the contents of the garden center.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 7.20.2019
Spike
This is what happens when my camera and I are left unattended at the garden center: I take lots of random pictures. I figured if any employee challenged me, I’d just say I was taking pictures to give to my landscape designer. That sounds kind of plausible, I think. No one bothered me, though; I think they were busy waiting on actual customers or something.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 7.20.2019
Shadow Line
WARNING: COLOR IMAGE TO FOLLOW!
Sorry. I hope the warning worked and you weren’t too shocked.
Here’s the thing: I took my camera with me to the garden center because I haven’t been taking many photos lately and I sort of couldn’t come up with a better place to shoot. We were going there anyway, see, and it would give me something to do while the Patient Spouse got the [insert garden-y thing here] that he was looking for.
I think you see my point: this would have been pointless in black and white.
Thank you for your indulgence while I strayed away. I’ll be back tomorrow, all black and white, like usual.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 7.20.2019
One Day | One Image 