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portland bolt
I first discovered this bridge in 2020: I saw a sign on the highway that said “Regency Bridge” which made me say to myself, “Sure. Why not?”
It’s a narrow suspension bridge with a wooden deck, spanning the Colorado River.
Now I pay it a visit any time I’m in the area. This time I was interested in the cables and the bolts and the other stuff that keeps the bridge, well, suspended.
Regency Bridge
San Saba County, Texas
photographed 7.21.2023
uh, what?
I know. It IS shocking that the fur and rare skins ( ! ) store seems to have gone out of business.
Lometa, Texas
photographed 7.22.2023
nine lots for sale
It was really hot the day I was in Lampasas, but the local museum was not only open but nicely air-conditioned. After I spent some time inside looking around, I went back out and walked down an alley, because of course alleys often have things in them that need to be photographed.
And that’s how I found this.
Now, I’m not a marketing person, but it does seem like in a shed off an alley may not be the best location to advertise those nine lots….
Lampasas, Texas
photographed 7.22.2023
a shadow of itself
Out at my place on the rim of a canyon*, it’s usually too windy to catch a photo like this – generally these thin stalks of grass are whipping around at blur-inducing rate.
But the there was this one day in December when it was sunny and warm and calm. So I made this image.
Yellowhouse Canyon, Texas
photographed 12.17.2023
*I mean, it’s not the Grand Canyon, but nevertheless, it is still a canyon.
sun/flower
This isn’t exactly a botanical image. In fact, it’s not even truly close.
But still: it makes me think of a sunflower.
Ralls, Texas
photographed 1.13.2024
One Day | One Image 