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Employee Break Room
A loading dock inside a parking garage doesn’t look like the most relaxing spot for an employee break room, does it?
Aside from the usual things that I liked here – the grittiness, the bounced light, and etc. – the other thing I really was happy to see was that outdated Holiday Inn sign. I like it much better than the new H logo.
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.21.2016
I’m away…but of course I’d love to hear from you. I promise I’ll reply as soon as I can.
A need remains unfulfilled
So many questions here, and no apparent answers.
Kress, Texas
photographed 5.29.2016
I’m going to be away for the next week and a half; I’ll be happy to respond to your comments when I get back!
3 x 3 x 6
On a recent photo prowl through downtown Canyon, Texas, this grid of gridded windows caught my attention.
And also, I can’t decide if the door’s short or the doorknob’s too high. Either way, it looks…odd.
Canyon, Texas
photographed 5.29.2016
All alone on Soledad Street
A store-front mission on Soledad Street in downtown San Antonio, Texas. The door was locked, and there weren’t any signs to indicate days or hours it might be open, or even the name of the place. All of which seems somehow fitting, given its location on a street whose name means “solitary.”
Soledad Street
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.19.2016
Laundry Day
I know this doesn’t even sound like me at all, but I was really trying to get a shot of the man pushing this laundry cart along the street. That didn’t work out very well – neither he nor the smattering of pedestrians were cooperative – so I ended up going with what I know: a shot where the people are implied.
East Houston Street
San Antonio, Texas
photographed 5.18.2016
One Day | One Image 