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uneven usage
It makes me happy to know that more people scrape their bumpers up against that one marked space on the right than they do the other one.
Slaton, Texas
photographed 6.23.2023
like a swim-up bar, only with quesadillas
Those kids from yesterday’s photo moved on to having poolside quesadillas. Later, a soggy half-eaten quesadilla was plucked off the pool deck and thrown away. No one ever even missed it. As far as we know.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.24.2023
fancy lighting
That’s a fancy light fixture they’ve got inside there. I wonder why.
Slaton, Texas
photographed 6.23.2023
gauzy
Maybe you already figured this out. (I bet you did. It’s really sort of obvious.) I enjoy photographing reflections in windows. And if the windows in question are in a small-town downtown, then I like it even more.
The thing about this is that not that many days ago (3 as of when I wrote this post) I stood RIGHT THERE and composed the photo, yet today I can’t tell you what side of the square I was on, what building had these gauzy curtains, or even what’s real and what’s reflected. The whole thing has my brain a little bit discombobulated.
But honestly, it’s that feeling of not knowing exactly what’s going on that attracts me to making these kinds of images.
Slaton, Texas
photographed 6.23.2023
through view
I went to Slaton to get cookies at the 100-year-old Slaton Bakery. (You cannot find better thumbprint cookies anywhere on the planet.) And, while I was there I took a few photos.
Or I went to Slaton to take photos. And while I was there I treated myself to some cookies at the bakery.
Either way, it worked out nicely.
Slaton, Texas
photographed 6.23.2023
One Day | One Image 