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magical lights
I will always fall in love with a nighttime street that’s got lights hanging over it. Always. Every time.
I mean, I don’t fall in love with it enough to photograph it the “right” with a tripod and focused and stuff. But anyway, my brain likes this more ephemeral look so my brain and I are going to make you look at this version. That’s the way we roll.
Santa Rosa, New Mexico
photographed 10.5.2024
pivots around water
A lot of farms around here are irrigated by center-pivot systems and their spindly frames and slow-motion circles are familiar sights. But for some reason, getting to see one in operation right next to the road is a rare thing; when my photographer friends and I saw this one, of course we stopped (after making the traditional u-turn) to get a closer look.
And photographs. We also got photographs.
Hockley County, Texas
photographed 8.3.2024
4 hearts
It looked like the church had had a Valentine’s dinner that weekend and decided the decorations were festive enough to leave up for a few more days.
Cave Creek, Texas
photographed 2.19.2023
co-exist
I’ve driven by this place a few times lately and the juxtaposition of the two signs has entertained me every time. So, the other day I finally did what any self-respecting photographer ought to do: I took the photo.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.29.2024
the ghost bike
I got my photographic start by making images of roadside crosses and other memorials, and the habit of scanning roadsides and looking for memorials has never really left. I don’t always stop these days, but every now and then I see one that needs my attention.
This was one of them.
near Medicine Mound, Texas
photographed 8.5.2024
One Day | One Image 