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The closet door in my studio has notecards with project ideas. I am (disturbingly) organized about this: new project ideas are on pink notecards and those are all taped along the left-hand side of the door. And then, as the project develops or my ideas change, I write updates on green cards that are taped next to the corresponding pink one. And the notes are always (always!!) written in Sharpie. And then, when a project is either finished are has languished for a long time, the pink-and-green cards are accordioned together and taped in a grid at the top of the closet door.
All of this ridiculousness to say that car washes are, in fact, listed specifically on a green card and that green card ties back to a pink card with a wonderful project title* (because sometimes I get the title first).
Maybe you wish you didn’t know this about me. Too late, now, though…
Alpine, Texas
photographed 6.12.2021
*No, I am not going to say the project title. I once had a delightfully funny photograph title stolen from me before I could even use it. Not that I think any of YOU would do that, I did learn my lesson.
Permanently Parked
If you take the “travel” out of “travel trailer” this is what’ll be left over.
In case you’d wondered…
Alpine, Texas
photographed 6.12.2021
Closed until June
If you’ve been putting off travel to Santana’s Street Tacos and More because they were closed, I have good news: it’s time to plan a trip! The sign on the door indicates they re-opened on June 23. Y’all have fun!
Alpine, Texas
photographed 6.12.2021
Caretakers Shack, plus tree
I have a thing for looking at the parts of things that make the other things work. When I’m shooting in cemeteries, for example, I always look around for the caretaker’s shack. And this shack rewarded my search by including a little tree Thanks, shack!
Alpine, Texas
photographed 3.26.2021
From the outside
Sometimes to shoot inside a cemetery, you have to go outside the walls. This was one of those times. I made quite a few images of the draped cross from the inside of the cemetery, but this is the one that I liked the best.
Alpine, Texas
photographed 3.26.2021
One Day | One Image 