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beachcomber
I believe that seeing things in the off-season (like this beach and amusement park) is somehow related to my affection for looking around the back of buildings.
And I know without a doubt that I much prefer quieter, duller amusement parks to their mid-summer counterparts.
Old Orchard Beach, Maine
photographed 9.14.2025
full service
This farm stand was a full-service operation.
There were pumpkins, tomatoes (including ones marked “seconds” but that looked a delicious as the other ones), flowers, honey, squash, apples, etc. And in the side room, there was a tank with live lobster.
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
photographed 9.16.2025
the darkness got there first: 5
Sometimes I run out of artistic energy. Like right now. It really took just about all I had to edit and post this shot.
And now, I think I’ll take a nap.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 8.23.2025
the focus shifted to the groom
It was a damp and chilly day for a wedding party to spend a long time outside getting photos made.
And for some reason, I found great enjoyment in the few moments when the photographers turned the cameras toward the groom, leaving the bride momentarily not the center of attention.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
photographed 10.25.2026
doornail, dead as a
That bird evidently had had a rough Saturday night…
Tulsa, Oklahoma
photographed 10.26.2026
One Day | One Image 