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eight days
When the Christmas-table flowers were eight days old some of the flowers were dead and lying on the table, which of course called for a photo.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.1.2024
underneath the lily
I bought flowers for the Christmas-dinner table and they were lovely, as was the dinner and the time with family.
Then, of course, I waited for the flowers to start to wilt so I could start photographing them. This particular flower bloomed late and was in full glory almost a week and a half later…
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.6.2024
arcs (with spikes)
I mean, sure, these are pretty. The spiky arcs (and the way they repeat themselves.) The golden light. The contrast with the green.
But don’t be fooled: those things will stab you without a second thought.
(Reasons to Use a Zoom Lens, lesson one)
Yellowhouse Canyon, Texas
photographed 12.17.2023
lamp/light
This? Oh just a fascinating shadow that I saw on the corner of Pickney and W. Cedar Streets. I’m going to pretend that I just knew the name of the intersection off the top of my head, but if you think it actually took me a few minutes just now on Google street view to figure it out, you would not be wrong.
Beacon Hill
Boston, Massachusetts
photographed 10.31.2023
shutter
The other day, someone asked me if having an architectural degree influenced my photography. (Because that degree hasn’t exactly influenced my bank account in any noticeable degree.) Anyway, I guess it did, because otherwise I would have passed right by this shutter without making a photo. You know, the way a normal person would have.
But I bet my architecture professors are real proud.
Beacon Hill
Boston, Massachusetts
photographed 10.31.2023
One Day | One Image 