Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
I had one chance to get this shot before the gentleman walked out of the frame, and I barely made it. He was walking pretty fast, probably to escape photographers…
Woldenberg Park
New Orleans, Louisiana
photographed 1.16.2019
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
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
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
The wait staff, waiting on customers to show up.
Café du Monde
New Orleans, Louisiana
photographed 1.15.2019
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
Our Sears store closed for good the other day. In the days leading up to the closing, I went three or four times to photograph what a dying store looks like. The first time, the Patient Spouse went along with instructions to “provide cover” while my camera and I prowled around. As it turns out, employees with only four or five days left on their job don’t care one bit about photographers and I was able to document the interior without anyone acting like they noticed.
But this – this sort of sums up the whole situation.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.8.2019
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
I first visited this little ghost-town museum in November 2017; I don’t think one thing had changed between then and my return visit a year later. Evidently ghosts are pretty slow at building finish-out.
Shafter, Texas
photographed 12.22.2018
Posted in Photography
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