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it seemed fitting to be at a cemetery at sunset
Any time I’m close to the City of Lubbock Cemetery, I’ll stop by and check out what’s there. It might seem like a morbid habit. I mean, it might BE a morbid habit.
But still: that evening last month had a lovely cemetery-view of the sunset.
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 12.10.2023
mail delivery
Oh, look! I found a (crooked) mailbox on a chainlink fence!
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 12.10.2023
freelens, 1
I was sort of at loose ends the other day. And I’d recently read a little bit about freelensing, so I decided to give it a try.
The thing is that just about forever I’ve been a document-it-the-way-it-really-looks kind of photographer. It’s the way I know to shoot, the way I’m comfortable working.
But this? This was a lot of fun. Mostly what I got were images that were definitely delete-able, but I enjoyed the effect of capturing a weird view of my living room.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 10.8.2023
sun/shade
This guy? He was the smartest person on the whole First Friday Art Trail. It was hot – really hot, like 103° – and he had the foresight to bring his own shade structure with him.
Kudos, Umbrella Guy!
Also, check out the dude in the hoodie. I hope he was warm enough.
First Friday Art Trail
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.1.2023
those eyes
This is the fabulous Miss Hannah Harvey, who rarely misses an opportunity to pose for a camera.
She’s smart and hilarious and a smart-ass and kind and loves big. And also: look at those blue eyes.*
First Friday Art Trail
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.1.2023
* Her blue eyes are the reason this photo is in color. In case you wondered.
