Monthly Archives: November 2021
Totem Pole Parking
Maybe you’ve hesitated to take your totem pole and get out on the road, not knowing where you could even park a totem pole. Lucky for you: I found the place, right here in Oklahoma. For trip-planning purposes, though, please not that you cannot park your totem pole overnight. Which sort of opens up some other complications, doesn’t it?
Ed Galloway’s Totem Pole Park
Foyil, Oklahoma
photographed 10.12.2021
God, on Zoom
Of course, a lot of people got used to using Zoom during the pandemic. It’s just a regular tool these days – and we don’t really think anything about it.
However, I didn’t really think that God used Zoom as a way to communicate. Just shows what I know, right?
Luther, Oklahoma
photographed 10.11.2021
Glancy
Oh, man! What a find! An out of business hotel, complete with a sign with a lot of fonts, a nice variety of shapes, and the relics of some old neon.
And this was a fun find: the Clinton City Council voted unanimously in August 2019 to have the building demolished. Apparently that didn’t happen,: in 2021 the Clinton Economic Development Authority authorized $7.75 million to renovate the hotel and an adjoining restaurant.
From what I saw, it’ll take every bit of that money to renovate the place, which had, according to the second article, “fallen into a deep decline.”
Clinton, Oklahoma
photographed 10.10.2021
Lunch Cook
Lately I’ve been feeling like I want to photograph people. This is surprising because it goes against every single thing I thought I knew about my photographic self. Yet, here we are.
Amarillo, Texas
photographed 10.9.2021
Hybrid Vechicle
So. This. I have no idea what it is or why it exists. All I know is that it required a u-turn for me to get this image.
Yukon, Oklahoma
photographed 10.13.2021
One Day | One Image 