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Quilt Show (do not touch)
I cannot over-emphasize how much fun we had at the Nebraska State Fair. And we truly enjoyed the quilt show – they were stunning works of art. And my impression that people in Nebraska fill up those long winters (which I believe last upwards of 16 months per year) by making quilts is a complete stereotype, and surely wrong. But still, the quilts were beautiful.
Each quilt came with a little sign that said, “Please do not touch.” It was almost impossible, though, to not touch them. I wanted to feel those tiny stitches, notice the different textures of the fabrics, and just rest my hands on them and think about the hands that did the work.
Nebraska State Fair
Grand Island, Nebraska
photographed 8.28.2018
Window Seat
This chair, set tight against a window-without-glass, seems to represent a someone’s sad story. I’ll let you fill in what you think is going on – I have my own ideas…
Maywood, Nebraska
photographed 8.26.2018
Flowers, butterfly, cloud
Of course a gloomy day is the perfect time to photograph a field of sunflowers. And photographing them in monochrome? Even better.
And then, a butterfly landed on that flower, and stuck around long enough for me to get the shot.
rural Lubbock County, Texas
photographed 9.9.2018
Bob the Bridge holds it together
Here’s another view from our friend Bob the Bridge, looking upriver past one of the cables.
Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge
spanning the Missouri River between Omaha and Council Bluffs
photographed 8.31.2018
Lights: Lubbock and beyond
We were out at the country place the other night; thunderstorms were in the forecast, so I was prepared to get many, many fantastic photos of lightning. This is the best one of the bunch, which tells you how that plan worked out: I got a photo of lighting instead.
Yellow House Canyon, Texas
photographed 9.2.2018
