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Eight garages
Sometimes I can’t help it. I get completely out of control, throw caution to the wind. I forget my vision, I forsake my followers.
And then this happens: I post a photograph of a new building.
I’ll try to not let it happen very often.
Slaton, Texas
photographed 2.16.2013
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
