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anxieties
It’s not enough that the dog has anxieties, but I had to go and not even get his WHOLE FACE in the photo. How rude of me. I mean, I’m not like the biggest dog-lover you’ll ever see, but I still feel bad about my actions.
I only hope the dog is anxious to the point where his human keeps him away from social media so he won’t know what I did.
Edinburgh, Scotland
photographed 11.11.2023
tiny rivers
The only reason I saw these tiny rivers easing their way from the puddle behind them is that I sat in the drizzle and took some time to look around me. You know: just being a photographer.
Boston, Massachusetts
photographed 9.5.2021
night/light
Did I travel to a city and stay in an upper floor of a hotel? Yes.
Did I enjoying looking through the windows of nearby buildings at night, trying to imagine other people’s lives? Again, yes.
Did I take some photos of it? Hell, yes.
Boston, Massachusetts
photographed 9.5.2021
walk v. ride
I haven’t been out making new photos lately – other stuff has taken priority, etc. But luckily I have a gigantic archive of photos that I never got around to editing.
So, anyway, today kicks off a little series that I’ll call When I Went To Boston.
The way the part-of-a-person seems to be striding so confidently past the row of bikes makes me laugh and you probably know by now that if a photo makes me laugh, I’m gonna eventually post it…
Boston, Massachusetts
photographed 9.3.2021
dust bowl
The thing is that sometimes I can almost talk myself into thinking I can shoot from the passenger side of the car.
And the other thing is that is almost never the best solution*. For example, there’s no way to see this particular angle of the Dust Bowl unless you’re standing on the sidewalk.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
photographed 4.21.2024
*One exception: the meth-y parts of Albuquerque are not at all pedestrian-friendly.
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