This blog is an ARTISTIC regional photo journal. I focus on mundane scenes. ANY AND ALL STATEMENTS I MAKE HERE ARE MY OPINONS ONLY! I OFFER NOTHING WHATSOEVER AS A STATEMENT OF FACT! The photographs are offered as ARTISTIC EXPRESSION ONLY! They are not representative of anything other than themselves. Most of the places mentioned here have surely changed substantially since they were visited. Check my list of recommended sites at the bottom of this blog!
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
More Lubbock in Black & White
Saturday, August 10, 2013
JOYLAND
No, Joyland is not what you think. It is an amusement area in McKenzie Park. My wife and I took some pics and I'm posting them here, in my efforts to "document" Lubbock, Texas. I'm foolish enough to continue this effort even though I realize that I live in a police state, that we are all potentially subjects of searches and seizures of property with no warrant, or even confinement for indefinite periods with no hope of speedy trial or legal representation. Even though I am contending that the Constitution of the United States has been reduced to the status of mere toilet paper, I am not ranting. I am merely stating facts. At any rate, here are the pics! JOYLAND! Have fun while you can!
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Yet More Lubbock Pics
This is still stuff from when my wife and I got out to photograph odd stuff downtown. That was two weeks ago! Well, I'm going to post the rest of that. After leaving downtown's mysteries and vacant buildings and deteriorated roads and curbs, we drove East and found an illegal dump just off Ash Avenue:
And then we took a road to Aztlan Park or Aztlan Area in the Guadalupe Neighborhood and saw some much nicer things. Guadalupe Neighborhood is kind of off the beaten path for most, but I'd rather live there than in Tech Terrace. But here is some of what we saw in the Aztlan Area (or park):
Now, this might not look like much to you, but here in Lubbock anything that is not dirt or concrete is considered to be "scenery". Note the water! WATER!!!
And then we took a road to Aztlan Park or Aztlan Area in the Guadalupe Neighborhood and saw some much nicer things. Guadalupe Neighborhood is kind of off the beaten path for most, but I'd rather live there than in Tech Terrace. But here is some of what we saw in the Aztlan Area (or park):
Now, this might not look like much to you, but here in Lubbock anything that is not dirt or concrete is considered to be "scenery". Note the water! WATER!!!
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