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Why and When to Visit Lubbock
I know that you’ve probably been wondering when would be a good time to plan a weekend trip to Lubbock, and I have the answer:
You need to come November 14 and 15, so you can take part in the Lubbock Art’s Alliance Studio Tour event! There will be nine studios, and 48 artists, showing their work. It’s a great opportunity to see art and talk to the people who make it. It’s also a great way to support local artists: all work will be for sale!
My studio – which is a fancy way to say “the back bedroom” – is one of the host studios. I’d love to see you!
Arch
I bet you’re sorry you didn’t get to see me frame up this shot! I really wanted to place the tall monument in the back between the arches of the foreground marker. I had to raise up on tiptoes, lean in over another marker, try to miss sun flares, and tilt to the left. It’s a little bit of a miracle that I didn’t injure myself.
Columbia Cemetery
Boulder, Colorado
photographed 9.25.2015
An Illusion. Or Not.
I was in Washington, DC, recently for a conference. Of course, I took my camera. But you know what? I just wasn’t feeling it – in 5 days, I only made a handful of images.
I did get this one, though, so maybe my camera earned its keep on the trip.
Washington, DC
photographed 9.30.2015
2016
If these bricks and their message are to be believed, it looks like it’ll happen in 2016. You heard (or, saw) it here first.
Fort Lupton, Colorado
photographed 9.26.2015
Artists of Texas – Rural Texas photography show
It’s been a good year.
This morning, I received notification that all three images I submitted to the Artists of Texas’ Rural Texas photography show were accepted. And one of them, “Red Mud Cemetery,” was selected in the top 25 images.
The other two images in the show are “The Last Rotary” and “Bulldogs.”
All three images were made in or near Spur, Texas.
And, this seems like a good time to thank everyone who’s left a “like” or a comment or who’s stopped by the blog to see what I’m up to. You guys keep me going!
