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St. Annie’s
This is St. Annie’s African Methodist Episcopal Church. I first saw it a couple of months ago when I stayed at an off-the-beaten-path house in the South Congress neighborhood in Austin. When I was once again in Austin I made some time to go look at it again and take some photographs. This building’s been here since 1915, and it’s still an active church – you can go to their website for additional information.
West Annie Street
Austin, Texas
photographed 4.12.14
Trash day
Yes, it’s true: I will take a picture of anything. (As long as it meets certain criteria that I generally find hard to articulate.)
These trash bins met that standard. I liked how they were almost perfectly spaced and I liked how they tilted down the street to the little bridge over East Bouldin Creek.
But, really: trash bins?
West Annie Street
Austin, Texas
photographed 4.12.2014
The ghost of what once was
This wall beside a parking lot tells a story about what used to be here, before asphalt rectangles with space numbers painted in yellow were more valuable than buildings.
Speaking of rectangles: kind of a lot of them here, aren’t there?
Austin, Texas
photographed 5.11.2013
On High Street
One of these was taken on High Street; the other one, high street. You can probably figure out which is which.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
photographed 11.23.2012
Austin, Texas
photographed 3.10.2013
More parking
You may recall that I’ve mentioned (endlessly) how much I enjoy taking photos in alleys.
But I also like underground parking garages, like this one under the Hilton Hotel in downtown Austin.
Careful, though, if you’re wanting to use that door: that first step is sort of formidable.
Austin, Texas
photographed 12.23.2012
One Day | One Image 