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Ascendeth
The problem is that when I’ve got non-photographers with me, I am extremely aware of the fact their interest level and mine are not even close to the same. In this case, there were three people sitting in a car while I explored the church.
And, so, even though the light would have been completely different in here in another half hour*, I ended up shooting-and-dashing, in the interest of family dynamics. Please do not mention this to my photography teachers who advocate the “compose and wait” method…
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Brenham, Texas
photographed 11.24.2017
*Would it have been better? Or just different? Who knows – but it would have been a fun thing to find out.
Conduit
I located this simple tableaux in the church’s bell tower.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Brenham, Texas
photographed 11.24.2017
Daylighting
It was just a day after Thanksgiving and Christmas lights were sprouting all over the place. These lights weren’t on, but the lucky angle of the sun made it look as though they were.
Brenham, Texas
photographed 11.24.2017
Shadow Line
Well, who could resist these spring-like shadows on a rough stucco wall? Not me, obviously.
Brenham, Texas
photographed 11.24.2017
The flowers won’t last
Are you bored with your usual shooting locations? Then you might want to head over to a garden center. It might be just the change of scenery you need.
I was at the Antique Rose Emporium the other day, and while my companions looked at plants, I took a few photos, including this one of (some sort of) flower on a wooden bench.
It was a nice break from what I usually shoot, though observant readers will notice right away that this is a doomed flower. Which makes it not all that different from my usual photos of doomed towns. But still…
near Brenham, Texas
photographed 3.1.2014
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