Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
The stop sign’s shadow adds a subliminal message, maybe, to the front of the food truck.
On a side note, I did not eat there, but only because it was closed.
Alpine, Texas
photographed 12.23.2018
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
A sliver of a pipe-rail gate anchors the desert, while clouds slowly build.
But it doesn’t rain.
near Alpine, Texas
photographed 7.10.2015
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
View from inside a cemetery shrine, constrained by the bars on the glass-free window.
Shafter, Texas
photographed 12.22.2018
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
I made 18 shots here, to get the flags just right. Guess which one was the best. Yes, the very first one.
But it’s only marginally about the flags anyway. It’s the mop, really.
Valentine, Texas
photographed 12.22.2018
Posted by Melinda Green Harvey
It’s easy to tell that I was in the American Southwest – the iconic skull and dried-chile wreath gave it away.
Marathon, Texas
photographed 12.24.2018
Posted in Photography
Tags: 365 photo project, black and white photography, dried chile, iconic, learning to see, Leica, marathon, marathon texas, melinda green harvey, monochrome, one day one image, photo a day, photography, postaday, road trip, skull, Southwest Texas, texas, thoughtful seeing, travel photography, wall
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