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Slaton doors
A detail of this place, five months and one day later. Nothing had changed. But I felt better knowing that.
Slaton, Texas
photographed 2.16.2013
Geometry and the church
Circles. Arches. Rectangles. The building’s geometry is pretty well defined.
The parking lot operates on a different set of standards, and its parking-space geometry is broken by grass growing in the cracks of ignored asphalt.
First United Methodist Church
Levelland, Texas
photographed 2.23.2013
Drive up service offered
I don’t know why you’d need a drive-up window at an insurance office. If that’s an important feature for you, though, here it is.
But be careful: those three skinny poles holding up the canopy aren’t going to withstand much if you run into them and I am thinking that an insurance claim because the insurance office fell on your car might become complicated.
Levelland, Texas
photographed 2.23.2013
Art room sink
I took this inside the same room as this and this.
But what I really wanted to show you was my three-part (so far) series I guess I can call Random Broken Sinks. I found the first one inside another abandoned school building in Garza County, Texas. And the second one is in the unused second floor of a building in Tahoka, Texas.
Union School
Terry County, Texas
photographed 7.4.2012
Rustoleum Metallic, art room
Another shot from inside the art room at the vacated Wellman Union School.
See that can on the desk? It’s Rustoleum Metallic. I am just positive that someone took the spray paint in there with the intentions of painting the filing cabinets. Right?
Union School
Terry County, Texas
photographed 7.4.2012
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