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A body of architectural elements
The only reason we even stopped in Ferndale was because, from a bit of a distance, we could see the spire of this church. And from the road, we could tell that the building had some lovely architectural elements. I am very fond of the pebbled texture of the glass, and the glimpse of stairs heading to the bell tower.
Assumption Catholic Church
Ferndale, California
photographed 7.30.2012
Great Food
I think this shot is a stylistic sister of this one, with the lighting coming from outside, the placement of the door in the frame, and the general grittiness of the image.
You wouldn’t believe me if I said I planned it that way, would you?
No, of course you wouldn’t. You’re smart like that.
But in any case, this was a good place to stop for lunch. (I sat at the counter.)
Ferndale, California
photographed 7.30.2012
What happened to banana?
Goodness, what a set of flavors to choose from! And what lovely signs, too, with the clip art and multi-colored letters.
All except one, anyway.
Panhandle South Plains Fair
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.23.2014
The fact of being curved
Industrial architecture used to be lot curvier than it is now, don’t you think?
Tatum, New Mexico
photographed 5.11.2014
Fence does its job
That fence over there on the right side of the house is hard at work, keeping things in. Or out.
Either way, kudos to the fence for a job well done!
Tatum, New Mexico
photographed 5.11.2014
