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Shadow Line
There is a surprising amount going on here, from the four circles to the one a/c unit to the stone trim to the boarded and bricked windows to the rhythm of the tiny arches.
But the best part was the shadows slanting away from their source.
Brownwood, Texas
photographed 5.23.2020
I can’t stop the rain
Me, looking at map and at clouds: We’ll need to stop in Moran. I can find something there to put in the foreground.
Patient Spouse:
Moran, Texas
photographed 5.22.2020
If you need a sofa
Maybe, after all these stay-at-home months, you’ve gotten weary of your place. And maybe you’re thinking a change in furnishings might be just what you need to lift your spirits. And maybe you’re thinking specifically of acquiring a different sofa.
If this sounds like you, please get in touch: I know where you can find one.
Roby, Texas
photographed 5.22.2020
A pair of shoes and a flyswatter
If conditions permit, I will always peer inside an out-of-business business: I have a strange fascination with seeing what things were not important enough to have been taken. The best things I spotted here were the flyswatter hanging on the wall, and a pair of Crocs.
But that wall just behind the Crocs has a story, too. Someone had really good intentions – they framed it and installed the gyp board, but somehow the taping/floating/painting steps never happened.
Aspermont, Texas
photographed 5.23.2020
Taken by Storm
Sometimes we’ll go an entire spring season without any storms to speak of. This is not one of those years; between where we stopped for this shot and our house (80 miles) we:
- saw this storm
- skirted a storm that had a tornado
- pulled off the road to let storm ahead of us move out of the way
- saw power poles just a block from our house leaning over from wind
- made it home just minutes before yet another storm hit
It was one of very few times in my life when the weather has frightened me.
near Clairemont, Texas
photographed 5.23.2020
One Day | One Image 