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Steam Night
There are a lot of geothermal plants on the south end of the Salton Sea. The plumes of steam are a constant part of the view, day or night. And if you are the sort of person who likes industrial architecture – or more specifically the sort of person who likes industrial architecture at night – you might consider stopping by for a visit.
near Calipatria, California
photographed 2.10.2022
marching on
In the thin early-morning light, the birds are not yet on the move. The water is still. The rhythms of the utility poles (and their reflections) seem to be timeless and endless.
Sonny Bono National Wildlife Refuge, California
photographed 2.12.2022
in bottles
Goodness – there was a lot going on with that one vending machine. It had a water fountain! You use it at your own risk! The Cokes cost a dime! And they came in bottles!
Calipatria, California
photographed 2.11.2022
El Sol and a shopper
A recent version of my photographic self would have not liked it that the masked gentleman walked into the frame. New Me, however, thought, “Well, why not?” and when ahead and decided to like-enough-to-post an image with three quarters of a person in it.
Brawley, California
photographed 2.12.2022
Keith, ready to dance
Our fantastic tour leader Keith Skelton, posing in the doorway of a place that promised dancing and cocktails.
Sadly, we were not able to enjoy either one, as the place had been gutted by a fire. But it was OK: even for a photographer as talented as Keith, it’s gotta be hard to dance AND drink AND make photos all at the same time.
Brawley, California
photographed 2.12.2022
One Day | One Image 