Monthly Archives: August 2021
Three Crosses
My geography is a lot of horizontal lines – plowed fields, center-pivot irrigation systems, pipe-rail fences, the horizon itself. And on a good photography day three crosses and the clouds add in some other shapes and keep it all interesting and in balance.
Crosby County, Texas
photographed 7.25.2021
Downpour
We took a more-or-less aimless drive the other day, eventually ending up on a road just because the map indicated a cemetery along the way. As a bonus, that route pointed us right toward some afternoon storms that were building up. And then, as a double-bonus, just when we got to the cemetery one of the clouds, off in the distance, decided it was time to rain.
Crosby County, Texas
photographed 7.25.2021
Racked
Tucumcari, New Mexico
photographed 6.4.2021
Portrait (of a portrait)
I went over the Tucumcari the other day, the way you do if you’re a black and white photographer and like old stuff*. And while this portrait-of-a-portrait-that’s-really-a-mural doesn’t technically fall into the category of “old stuff,” I photographed it anyway. I am bold like that.
Tucumcari, New Mexico
photographed 6.5.2021
*And also if you’ve got a photographer friend who likes the same stuff and Tucumcari is about in the middle.
The Flood: a reflection
The weather was oddly rainy earlier this summer. And it’s flat enough here that there are some pretty large puddles that hang around.
You know what I did about that.
Terry County, Texas
photographed 6.27.2021
One Day | One Image 