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tree/line
I fully realize that I am not breaking any photographic ground or anything with this image – it’s what I put in the category of “any reasonable person with a camera could do this shot.” But I like it anyway: it’s a view I don’t get on the plains, the aspens hasn’t leafed out yet, and the clouds were making a good showing of cloud-ness.
Santa Fe National Forest, New Mexico
photographed 5.15.2022
terminal
This was not the first time I’d stopped at this abandoned place in Santa Rosa, and I am relatively sure it wasn’t the last time, either. Santa Rosa is one of my favorite places to shoot, as it’s got a nice range of the subjects I like to capture. You know what I mean….
Santa Rosa, New Mexico
photographed 5.28.2022
white on white on white
A coffee shop, located in an old house, has a lovely aesthetic, with nearly everything a nice crisp white. It sets of their delicious, locally-roasted coffee very well.
Monomyth Coffee
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.11.2022
future wine
I know. I know it sounds ridiculous to say that the High Plains of Texas is, in fact, a wine-producing region. But it is true.
I attended an arts event at one of the local wineries and the condensation on the tanks caught my attention…
Llano Estacado Winery
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.11.2022
the morning yucca
I took some time the other Saturday morning to explore my own town; it paid off handsomely because not only did I discover an excellent coffee place, but there were some exuberant yucca flowers out in front.
And this reminds me that when I was a kid, I’d eat these flowers, which could surely explain some things.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 6.11.2022
