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st. giles and his arches
These kinds of arches are just about my favorite part of any cathedral I’ve ever been in. And I want to go ahead and apologize to everyone I’ve bumped into while I’m busy looking up instead of paying attention to where I am going.
St. Giles’s Cathedral
Edinburgh, Scotland
photographed 11.2.2023
charcuterie
If you stay in one spot long enough and take a million photos you might get one that nearly works….
Edinburgh, Scotland
photographed 11.2.2023
catching a bit of sunshine
I mentioned the other day that winter sunsets in Scotland happen every early, at 3:40 pm on the Solstice. Plus it’s a cloudy and drizzly place. So who can blame people who find a scrap of sun to sit in while they read The Lord of the Flies?
(Sunset at the summer Solstice is 10:03 pm. I knew you were wondering.)
Edinburgh, Scotland
photographed 11.2.2023
orange night
I used to have a job (and I thought it was a career, but I was wrong) at the local transit system. This orange building was just across the street from where I worked but I was so caught up in the excitement* of my job that I hardly noticed that it was there.
So maybe it was an apology to the place when I went downtown the other night and made some photos of it.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 11.3.2024
*When I say “excitement” I actually mean abject boredom and rampant sexism. So you know, practically the very same thing.
lamplight + leaves
One woman photographed at dusk, walking between the church and the cemetery. Also, sunset this time of year in Edinburgh is at 4:20 pm, in case you were wondering.
St. Cuthbert’s Kirkyard
Edinburgh, Scotland
photographed 11.3.2023
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