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eyeglasses
Pro tip: if you are in Central Texas in the summer and it’s like hundreds of degrees outside and you think the heat’s going to literally melt you, go to the museum. The folks running the place will be happy to see you (and will tell you as many stories about the stuff as you’ll want to hear), the air conditioning’s nice, and there are things to photograph.
Lampasas County Museum
Lampasas, Texas
photographed 7.22.2023
rain dance
A late afternoon rain shower + a new camera = a good practice session.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.30.2023
thinly painted
Yes. Yes, I did take my camera into the restroom. How else could I have been able to show you the thin layer of yellow paint on that old mirror frame?
Tatum, New Mexico
photographed 7.1.2023
evidence of destruction
I realize that a fire isn’t something to be happy about.
But what did make me happy was the way the shape of the fire shows on the wall and the way the flames left a heat map behind. (I am also exceedingly fond of that random concrete block on the top of the building.)
Hope, New Mexico
photographed 7.4.2023
do not vote
I am not a signage expert, but it seems like if you’ve got a message that’s important enough to stick on a sign, you’d want the whole message to be visible. This sign went on for a few more lines, but they were obscured by the wall of the adjacent building.
But anyway, at least you can get a sense of a few of the people someone doesn’t want you voting for.
Alamogordo, New Mexico
photographed 7.1.2023
