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Terry County Gap
Out on the edge of town, between the competing cemeteries, I found some buildings that were in the process of dismantling themselves. It almost felt like if I gave that utility pole a nudge it would tip over and bring the buildings with it.
Brownfield, Texas
photographed 2.14.2020
Main Street, decorated
Well, those things sure add a lot, don’t they?
Brownfield, Texas
photographed 2.3.2019
That’s why I felt like I was being watched
I was in Brownfield, Texas, on a Sunday morning, doing my thing – checking out stuff downtown. I found the vacant movie theater, and shot a photo through a broken window to get the interior. Then I turned around, and let my gaze track across the marquee that jutted over the sidewalk. Two-thirds of the way across it, I saw this cat, just chilling in the joists. I was a lot less chill when I spotted her, but after I got over the initial surprise, I laughed. Then I made a photo.
At least it wasn’t a crazed killer lurking up there…
Brownfield, Texas
photographed 2.3.2019
Scene (not seen): 2
The second in a series that ponders the question, “How do we know what is real?”
Brownfield, Texas
photographed 7.16.2012
One block: Brownfield
It is the county seat, so maybe you’d expect some commerce or something.
But you might be setting yourself up for disappointment.
On the other hand, the area is experiencing a boom from oil drilling in the areas once thought un-drillable, so it will be interesting to see how much of the boom money stays around in towns like Brownfield.
West Main Street
Brownfield, Texas
photographed 7.6.2012
One Day | One Image 