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Candy Jars
Look! People! Two of them, in one photo!
But more importantly, check out all the delightful candy options.
Junction, Texas
photographed 1.27.2022
Little Joe is creepy
Everything about this is creepy – from the death of 16 month old child, to the man-looking face to the oddly shaped feet to the giant-size hands to the fact that the man/child seems to be resting his head on a book. So naturally, I made a photograph.
Menard, Texas
photographed 1.29.2022
Sky Wire
The last row of family plots, at the top of a hill, had fences around them. I don’t know if they were trying to keep people/spirits in or out. But I do know that I made this photo from inside one of those grave-cages, so maybe they aren’t as effective as they were meant to be?
Menard, Texas
photographed 1.29.2022
Dish Cupboard
Y’all, I did a thing. It’s a thing that’s not as far outside my comfort zone as it used to be but that’s still not a thing I can do without sort of having to talk myself into it.
The thing I did was to go inside the Historic Rocksprings Hotel and have a chat with the owner. I wasn’t staying there or anything – I was passing through town and decided to stop and look at the place. She was perfectly lovely, and let me take photos, and I lived to tell about it. Amazing! And I might even do something like this again; you just never know.
Here’s the dish and cookbook sections of the kitchen that’s on the back of the first floor. There’s not a restaurant – just a big kitchen with lots of pots and pans and dishes and guests are encouraged to prepare their own meals.
Rocksprings, Texas
photographed 1.28.2022
Hymnals, with dust
“It’s open – you just got to turn the knob real hard to the left,” a kindly woman hollered at me from her house across the street.
And that’s how I got to see these hymnals.
Roosevelt, Texas
photographed 1.28.2022
One Day | One Image 