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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
Kind of like a mural
The view from my hotel room in Chicago offered a view of the office building across the street; it was like a mural, only one that changed from minute to minute. If my trip had been a couple of days longer, I would have started to figure out whose schedule demanded late hours at the office.
in a hotel room
Chicago, Illinois
photographed 10.29.2018
Shop Window
The shop was closed when I went by, which is a shame: that assortment of things in the window was very interesting.
French Quarter
New Orleans, Louisiana
photographed 1.16.2019
Empty Saddle (Club)
I sure hate to see this place go. I’ve had a few beers there in my time.
Saddle Club (now defunct)
Alpine, Texas
photographed 12.23.2018
The Time-out Chair
I found this at the back door to the Brewster County Courthouse; I assume it is where the unruly employee(s) have to sit when they get put in time out. It’s in the shade, and the trees are pretty and the air’s fresh, so it’s probably a nice place to sit. Even if you are in trouble.
Alpine, Texas
photographed 12.23.2018
