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Taking the low road
The glass in the door of this place was gone and someone had nailed up a piece of wood over the hole. Well, nearly over the hole: there was a bit of a gap at the bottom. A camera-sized gap. If you know what I’m getting at here.
(I thought the photo was going to be about those left-over cars, but now I am starting to think it’s really about that metal ceiling, hanging in tatters.)
Main Street
Lawn, Texas
photographed 8.56.2017
Beyond this point
None. Not one drop. Don’t even think about it.
Charles Adams Studio Project
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 7.30.2017
A little context
Here’s a little context for that image from yesterday. Because I thought you’d want to know.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 7.30.2017
Shiny, shiny trailer
I saw this out on the highway, at one of the the truck-and-trailer dealers, and went back out there the next day to get make photos. There was so much chrome! And it was so hard to stay out of the reflection!
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 7.30.2017
Last week’s roses
I had a little reception at my house last month for my good friend Brett Erickson, who’d been the juror for a photography show at the Buddy Holly Center. My friend Janet did the food and decorations for it. She’s amazing, and turned my vintage dinnerware into vases, which she filled with some of most beautiful roses ever.
And, a week later, the roses were fading but still beautiful.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 7.28.2017
