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Peace, love, and a bus schedule
I don’t know – maybe it’s just me, but I sort of like the idea that the graffiti artist (Is there such a word as “graffitist?” Why, yes. Yes, there is.) taking the bus downtown just to mark up the urns in the park beside the Cathedral. And that he/she needed a route schedule to complete the task.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
photographed 6.29.2014
Frank Gehry’s busy
And so is his architecture, most of which gives me a headache.
This one was no exception.
Millennium Park
Chicago, Illinois
photographed 4.13.2013
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Go There
This is what happened one afternoon when I was in Atlanta. I was waiting on my traveling companion to return from his outing* so we could go to dinner so I decided to try my hand at in-camera double exposures.
Atlanta, Georgia
photographed 4.28.2014
*I’d been at a conference all day and was suffering from carryover ennui. I should have been outside. Or in the bar.
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Ghost Signs
My time was fairly constrained when I was in Atlanta, so I was limited on what sorts of things I could find to photograph. I stayed near the convention center, and everything around there is new, which presented a bit of problem for a photographer who loves the old, crumbly stuff.
I did spot this nice ghost sign just down the block from the hotel; it was nice of the sign to be there for me and it made me like Atlanta a little bit more.
Atlanta, Georgia
photographed 4.29.2014
Rooftop Units
This is what I saw from the 10th floor elevator lobby at the Omni Hotel. I could see other things, too, like the convention center, some train tracks, and the hotel swimming pool.
But I liked this the best.
Atlanta, Georgia
photographed 4.29.2014
One Day | One Image 