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At the barricade
Earlier this spring, I rented a camera for a week, and used it as often as I could – I wanted to get my money’s worth!
That’s why I was walking around the civic center on a Saturday morning, where I found two out-of-work barricades and a trash can.
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 3.26.2016
Dead end, probably
If you’re like me, you’re probably wishing that those smokestacks lined up exactly over ALL of the trash dumpsters, instead of just two of them…
None of the streets here go anywhere in particular – the one between the building and dumpsters ends at some railroad tracks a block away, and the other one abuts a freeway. But that’s OK – development (or developers) hasn’t located this part of town…
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 3.26.2016
These are not exits
Really. They’re just not. Don’t even think you can get out through those doors.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 4.13.2016
Pigeons: the evidence
I have a pretty strong idea that there are a lot of pigeons living in the structure of this parking garage. The amounts of pigeon crap and pigeon feathers give it away.
As did my personal observation of lots of those rats-with-wings.
But the lighting was nice, anyway.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 4.13.2016
Wastebaskets
I walked by this window several times each day I was in Phoenix; it’s in a part of the convention center that didn’t seem to be in use. One day, I did what I’d wanted to do since my first sight of it: stick my camera lens right there on the (dirty) glass and make a photo.
For a room that doesn’t appear to be in use, there are a lot of wastebaskets, aren’t there?
Phoenix, Arizona
photographed 4.4.2016
