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Showing posts with label shadows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shadows. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

chain chain chain
 
Did you realize that Aretha Franklin sang "chain" 19 times in the refrain of "Chain of Fool"?  That song went through my head when I shot this and then then I looked up the lyrics!  Caption and trivia in one post!
 
Lubock County Museum
Shallowater, Texas

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

shadow crosses
 
The cemetery of St. Joseph's was established on the site of the original church about 1817.  Sometimes we're fortunate to have an hour after class before sunset to explore.  I especially like the Louisiana cemeteries, all whitewash and marble gleaming in the sun.
 
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Thibodaux, Louisiana

Wednesday, September 9, 2015

stucco and shadows
 
B&P Oil Services
1101 Seagraves Road
Brownfield, Texas
9.5.2015

Thursday, August 6, 2015

shadows in roswell
 
Do you believe that the unidentified flying object that crashed near Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 was a space ship?  Were those bodies in small, hermetically sealed coffins aliens?  Is there a government cover-up?  If you are a believer, then you missed the 2015 UFO Festival the first week of July.  If you are uncertain, check out this: The Roswell Files

UFO Museum
Roswell, New Mexico

Monday, January 6, 2014

winter whites
 
My patio plants winter in the sun room with its southern exposure.  Today the geranium was blooming -- a nice counterpoint to the frigid temperature in the teens outside.  I like the strong light and shadows.
 
My Sun room
Lubbock, Texas

Monday, November 18, 2013

black/white: 201
 
The parking garage lent itself to black-and-white photography.  After shooting from the alley and the outside, I wondered what the interior could offer.  Since the garage was deserted on a Sunday afternoon, I climbed the ramp to the second level with some trepidation thinking about hoodlums and the homeless.  I liked the sun and shadows contrast of the bars in the west corner.  As I turned to leave, there parked in the east corner was one of Lubbock's finest in his black-and-white vehicle.  As I cheerfully waved, I thought "gotcha!"  I don't know if he were hiding out, taking a break or doing paperwork-- maybe it was surveillance for trespassing photographers!
 
Wells Fargo Parking Garage
1500 Broadway
Lubbock, Texas

Monday, February 18, 2013

stripes
 
The pergola at the amphitheater box office casts strong shadows.  I like the counterpoint of the lantern's filigree.
 
Wells Fargo Amphitheater
413 E. Broadway
Lubbock, Texas