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Terrasse
It’s 284 steps all the way to the top, or about 240 to get to this point. By the time you’ve made it this far, the hard part is over…
almost at the top…
Arc de Triomphe
Paris
photographed 6.10.2017
Moon, setting
Here’s another photo from our friends Darryl Birkenfeld and Joann Starr’s place, Casa La Entereza, with the summer solstice moon high in the morning sky.
If you’d like to know more about the house – which was designed by the Patient Spouse – go here.
near Nazareth, Texas
photographed 6.24.2019
Here we go (bonus post)
Fourteen months of shooting and 4000 images later – here we go: the first print for my solo show “Years of Dreaming.” The project documents the final year of the Lubbock Memorial Auditorium and Coliseum, which have been demolished to make way for…something.
The show will open August 2 at the 5 + J Gallery here in Lubbock.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.22.2018
Font + candles
When I use my phone to make a photo and I get a result like this, I sort of wonder why I even bother with the other “real” camera…
Presidio la Bahía
Goliad, Texas
photographed 5.6.2019
the mechanics of the thing
My dad was a civil engineer, which meant that I was exposed to hearing about how things worked throughout my life. (Once, as we were pulling out of the driveway to go see my grandpa, I asked what pre-stressed concrete was. An hour later, when we arrived, he was just concluding Part One: Introduction to Concrete.) Probably because of a combination of hearing things like that from my dad and the fact that our brains were wired similarly (except for the part about how he was an engineer and that calculus made me need to lie down), I am always interested in looking at the details in any setting. I like knowing what sort of minutiae matter to the people who use the place and seeing what kinds of things are needed to keep it going.
And so I was happy to be able to see these things, the ones that mattered.
Presidio la Bahía
Goliad, Texas
photographed 5.6.2019
