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Always Onward
Parts of downtown Oklahoma City have things like convention centers and sports arenas and big hotels. Other parts have parking lots with chain-link fences around them. And sometimes, the streetcar will stop long enough for passengers to get a quick photo of all the things.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
photographed 11.25.2021
leaves, like time, flow by
Some skinny fall leaves in a canal and a long-ish exposure, from a boat: this is what that looks like to a camera. If you were wondering.
Bricktown Canal
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
photographed 11.22.2021
Field House
If there’s an interesting-looking old building that doesn’t seem to have anything going on or anyone around to ask me to leave, there is a *chance* I will try to photograph the interior. And the inside of this field house rewarded me richly – all those building materials, a stage, lens flares, and dust motes. And – this is the best part – a handy fire extinguisher.
Hydro, Oklahoma
photographed 11.27.2021
A Blank Slate
This sign, from a traditional understanding of signage, is completely useless.
But on the other hand, at least it didn’t have a distasteful political message on it.
And it was photo-worthy.
Hydro, Oklahoma
photographed 11.27.2021
Toilet
My careful reader(s) may remember that I posted a photo of this place, the Glancy Motel, back in November. In that post I mentioned that a $7.75 million renovation of the place was scheduled. I spent a little more time looking around on a more recent return visit and I am quite positive that the $7.75 figure falls into the category of “a very low estimate.”
But, if you are looking for a busted parking-lot-based toilet, I can give you directions to this one…
Clinton, Oklahoma
photographed 11.27.2021
One Day | One Image 