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the way will have curves
I like how the artist (whose name I do not know, unfortunately) managed to make these steel cables seem to undulate, like seaweed on the ocean’s floor. Only in Oklahoma.
And a special shout out to the person who planted that gorgeous tree, which is all autumn-y and everything.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
photographed 11.24.2021
day/night: the orbs
Seriously: how did this get stuck in the ol’ archives for approximately 1,153 days before I noticed that I liked it? There are times that it seems maybe common sense has just evaporated from my brain, and this is one of those times.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
photographed 11.24.2021
eight twenty-seven
Yesterday’s post spoke about how I took a lot of photos at the hotel where I stayed in Oklahoma City. And here’s another one.
I just couldn’t stop myself.
21c Museum Hotel
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
photographed 8.3.2022
accent color
So, the other weekend in Oklahoma City, I spent a few nights at the delightfully eccentric and quirky 21c Museum Hotel. The hotel is in a former Ford assembly plant, and it’s still got a lot of industrial details and the best natural light I’ve ever seen in a hotel.
And that’s why almost every photo I made that weekend was taken in the hotel.
I mean, you see why, right? A red blanket in an otherwise mostly monochromatic room + window light? There’s no way to pass that up.
21c Museum Hotel
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
photographed 8.4.2022
OKC Mornings
Well, this is something different!
Mornings from my hotel room were filled with the view across the street, and I couldn’t resist making photos. And then, I couldn’t resist making them into a triptych.
Also, starting this week, this image and a few others will be available for purchase at Broadway Contemporary Fine Art Gallery in Lubbock. I am extremely proud that gallery owner (and artist) Janelle Barrington-Spivey has included my work with the other local and regional artists she represents. If you’re in Lubbock, stop on by and tell Janelle I said hello.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
photographed 11.24.2021, 11.25.2021, and 11.26.2021
One Day | One Image 