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super service
I mean – I can read the sign. I can understand the words.
But still, somehow, I remained unconvinced that any service provided at this location would rise to the level of “super.”
Yeso, New Mexico
photographed 3.14.2019
trios
There’s not a lot in Vaughn, New Mexico, but the stuff that’s there is the stuff I like to photograph. And finding this shot from 2019 reminds me that I need to get back over there.
Thanks, photo archive, for the reminder!
Vaughn, New Mexico
photographed 5.25.2019
tubes
I stopped to photograph an abandoned farmhouse and then became distracted by the bright white irrigation pipes stacked up behind the place. (The crop behind the pipes? It’s cotton and the bolls were already set on the plants and couple of them had opened, revealing cotton as white as the pipes.)
Lynn County, Texas
photographed 9.4.2023
18 and 7 are down for the count
I have a thing for photographing laundromats. I have no idea why – it’s just a subject that frequently captures my eye.
Combine that with my well-know affinity for photographing abandoned places and it’ll get you this image from an out-of-business place I spotted in Louisiana a few years ago.
Grand Coteau, Louisiana
photographed 10.22.2017
snow white
I just can’t help myself: no matter how many abandoned businesses I spot in my travels, I still have to photograph them. I guess when I see a new one and DON’T want to get an photo of it, I’ll know the photography gig is over…
Portales, New Mexico
photographed 8.11.2023
