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hannah and bennett fly through the air
Ha! Ha! Remember back in the day* when my photos were real documentary, just sort of in the vein of “nothing to see here – please move along,” and not at all conceptual or blurry or any of that stuff.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.25.2022
*Like three weeks ago.
only god
I know her tattoo says that only God can judge her, but I bet there are plenty of people who will judge her – on her tattoo, on her clothes, on her hairstyle, on her relationship status, on her job, on all those things that are no one else’s business.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.25.2022
the waiting
Look at me, with the photos of people. I resisted this for a while. For a really long while.
Now I wonder why I waited so long…
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.25.2022
ghost riders
Full disclosure, part one: I hate going to the fair. The rest of my family loves to go. I hate it.
Full disclosure, part two: the only reason I agreed to go this year on the Big Family Adventure™ was because I’d just gotten back from that trip where I learned that I could, in fact, take photos that had people in them, and I realized that the fair had great potential for people photos.
Full disclosure, part three: my favorite part of this photo at first was that little girl on the right side. But then I saw those two ghostly blurs at the top, looking for all the world like two scary AF faces.
Full disclosure, part four: I still hate the fair.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.25.2022
altar
You already know that I make a lot of photos by shooting through windows without any ability to carefully compose the shots: I get what I get. Sometimes it’s awful.
And then, there are times like this, when I didn’t even know until I saw this image on my computer that the cross on the altar was lined up through the gap in the door AND was arranged perfectly against a lighter background.
I don’t think I’d’ve planned it any better.
Eastland, Texas
photographed 8.7.2022
One Day | One Image 