Category Archives: architecture
There’s just the one terminal
Well, sure the sign DOES say “Terminal A.” Good luck finding Terminal B, though, as there’s only one terminal, and it only has one gate.
The good news is that baggage claim isn’t very far away.
Oh, and the runway is listed as “gravel/grass.”
Edward Bodden Airfield
Little Cayman Island
photographed 7.10.2010
The night door
Next to this building, the soft light of the frosted-glass door spills out onto South Congress Avenue. I had to time the shot to occur during gaps in pedicabs heading down the sidewalk toward the more lively parts of South Congress.
South Congress Avenue
Austin, Texas
photographed 12.23.12
Dirty windows
Just like this place, I have the idea this vacant building won’t be around too much longer. It used to be the location of a very interesting furniture store, but it’s in sort of an awkward location – across the lake from downtown, too far up Congress from the hip SoCo neighborhood. I hope that the stonework survives whatever comes next. And that someone washes the windows.
South Congress Avenue, near Barton Springs Road
Austin, Texas
photographed 12.23.2012
Do not leave car
This place was a great find. It’s just a block from the grounds of the state capitol, and my feeling is that the next time I’m in town, it’ll probably turned into something else. And that will be sad, because you just know something new won’t have that excellent sign that says, “Do not leave car without keys through front door.” And, I guess no matter how sophisticated Austinites think they are, the “spin-cast deer feeders” sign sort of betrays them.
Lavaca Street, between West 13th and West 14th Streets
Austin, Texas
photographed 12.22.2012
Combo meal
This place needs a little bit of work, maybe.
But check out the lunch special – less than six bucks seems like a pretty good bargain, although I am not sure I’d want to sit very close to that wall.
near East 3rd and Trinity Streets
Austin, Texas
photographed 12.21.2012
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