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The Grotto
An Oklahoman of my acquaintance tipped me off about this grotto in the cemetery in Canute. The door was locked, but as you may have noticed I often shoot through glass. And that’s what I did. There’s just no stopping me.
Canute, Oklahoma
photographed 10.10.2021
Bowling alley (out of business)
It was almost too good to be true: an out of business bowling alley with front windows that my camera and I could look through. And as the best possible bonus, there were those three bowling balls on the checkered floor, looking for all the world like some kind of abandoned game.
Sayre, Oklahoma
photographed 10.10.2021
Awning
This little place had a lot of textures, with brick, another kind of brick, two styles of glass block, an awning, benches, a planter, and those curtains. It was, in other words, just my kind of place.
Minco, Oklahoma
photographed 10.13.2021
…and then there was this thing
I can’t decide if this thing is an argument in favor of taking back roads or if it’s an argument for keeping on freeways. I can sort of argue it either way.
Stevens County, Oklahoma
photographed 11.13.2021
Orbs
It probably shouldn’t surprise you that this row of orbs was at the same place as yesterday’s levitating deity.
Addington, Oklahoma
photographed 11.13.2021
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