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The Gist
Why, yes. That graffiti is exactly what you think it is.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.23.2021
Spillway
The other Saturday morning, I headed out with the idea that I’d go to a Corvette show that I’d seen advertised. (One of my photography goals for the year is to push myself to photograph things I’d normally overlook, or flat-out ignore.) But it was a foggy morning, so before I went to see the Corvettes, I decided to visit the Dunbar Historical Lake Park. And while I was there, I walked out on the spillway to see what that looked like. And guess what? It looked a whole lot like this.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.23.2021
Silly String, in the wind
Here’s a recipe:
1. Take one teenager.
2. Add a can of Silly String.
3. Mix in a little wind (or, if you are here in Lubbock, just use the ambient wind).
4. Using a slightly slower shutter speed, take a photo.
Result: nice waves of Silly String, that never hit their intended target.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.21.2021
Out/Field
This? Oh, just a little something that I spotted behind the baseball field the other day – it was a day when I was in the photography zone, and most things I saw looked like a photo. I love days like that.
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.3.2021
All the new pandemic graves, 2
Another drone image from the cemetery, where the rough brown dirt, and a plywood cover, speak to the community’s pandemic losses. And to all the families whose dinner tables, holidays, plans, and memories have been forever altered.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 12.29.2020
Nathan Harvey, drone pilot
One Day | One Image 