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It was almost too much, walking around East 6th Street and the adjoining neighborhood, in Austin. Every place I looked I saw something that I wanted to photograph: walls, signs, bad paint jobs, worn brick, and on and on.

Since 6th Street is known for its nightlife, the best time for someone like me to visit is early Sunday morning, when there are no pesky people to get in the way of a good shot.

I spotted this gem on the way back from the weekly gospel brunch at Stubbs BBQ.

along Red River Street
Austin, Texas

photographed 11.23.12

October 11

Sometimes, you just don’t WANT an explanation.

This is one of those times. Why was a cemetery cherub in a vacant lot? What happened to the cherub’s head? And, who poked a candle in the cherub’s neck, lit it, and let wax drip down its chest?

east Austin
photographed 7.26.2008

on a photography weekend with C. Vigil

September 4

Another shot from a photography venture with my friend Carlos. This time out, though, we didn’t have any fascinating conversations or bad fruit.

Building remnants
Austin, Texas

photographed 7.26.2008