This is what I meant by squeezing as much mileage out of my photos as I can.
Black and white, sepia, and close looks.
In fact, I like this stuff. I plan to do more.
So, there will be more like this next time. But I need to get a few more pictures this weekend.
Of Lubbock more, can one have too much?
For me the answer is no. I always find more. At some point I would like to document cracks in sidewalks downtown.
In these last five pics I have suddenly jumped to another location, but still well within the city limits.
It's looking a lot like ruins. Next time we jump back to the first location.
I'm still at the same location, trying to get as much out of it as I can.
Some other stuff from another location might get mixed up in here.
And that's enough for now.
I've decided to get more mileage from my photo sets by trying different variations.
That will become apparent as I go through this series...
That's all for now.
I took a lot of these photos because I suspect I will not do anymore "from the garden" stuff this year.
I'm kind of thinking about planting a tree at the north end of the garden next years, like a dogwood. I want something that will flower and get berries that will attract more birds.
That's it. Next time I'll have those Lubbock pictures again, from an area I have not previously photographed. At least, it'll be a structure I've never examined closely before.
Black and white, sepia, and close looks.
In fact, I like this stuff. I plan to do more.
So, there will be more like this next time. But I need to get a few more pictures this weekend.
