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as it was left, so shall it remain
Inside an abandoned farmhouse, light bounced around until it landed on the wood-paneled wall, four jackets, and one orange hat.
Welch, Texas
photographed 2.24.2024
caddy
This sewing caddy captured my heart during an exploration of my friend’s grandmother’s house. The caddy had been there for a while – notice those wooden spools of thread – and my thoughts went to the sewing habits of a woman I’d never met. It was more poignant than I had anticipated.
We looked around the entire house and then, just before we left, both of us needed just one more look at the sewing things.
Welch, Texas
photographed 2.24.2024
simplicity 5030
This wasn’t my mom’s sewing room. But it could have been. Visiting this room gave me the chance to think about my mom, which is always a lovely thing for me to take time to do.
(And also, that pattern piece is for a nightgown. I looked it up. Also you cants spell too much from those Boggle pieces, which somehow escaped from the rest of the game.)
Welch, Texas
photographed 2.24.2024
aloe/sun
And, to wind things up from my visit to the Springs Preserve, here’s one last plant. The plant’s nice but really the best part is the way the sun was hitting it, making that new green growth just about glow.
Springs Preserve
Las Vegas, Nevada
photographed 2.15.2024
ICM + the yucca
Oh, and that new lens? Also it does a lovely job with a bit of intentional camera movement.
In case you’d been lying awake at night wondering.
Springs Preserve
Las Vegas, Nevada
photographed 2.15.2024
