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, October 22, 2019
Sunday, October 20, 2019
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
That Alley Again
There was just a lot of stuff there to photograph.
I tried to get as much out of this location as I could. I thought at one time I'd be driving to small towns in the area and getting photos the way I used to, but I just can't do that yet. Maybe never. The empty seat next to mine is too hard to take. It's hard enough to drive anywhere here in town. So when I do find a spot I want to get lots of photos.
That's also why I do so many variations-- B&W, sepia, color, cropping, etc.
I tried to get as much out of this location as I could. I thought at one time I'd be driving to small towns in the area and getting photos the way I used to, but I just can't do that yet. Maybe never. The empty seat next to mine is too hard to take. It's hard enough to drive anywhere here in town. So when I do find a spot I want to get lots of photos.
That's also why I do so many variations-- B&W, sepia, color, cropping, etc.
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Sunday, October 13, 2019
A Small Region Near 19th Street
Things get more interesting when you narrow your focus. Here we are just looking at a very small piece of Lubbock at a specific location.
I try different "angles". Sometimes subtracting color information makes a better picture.
There was a fence but it had gaps large enough for the camera lens. Always fascinating to see what is hidden behind a fence.
It is quite a fence! I moved only a little farther away from this location and found an even better alley! This alley was a "treasure trove"! I spent the rest of my time in THAT alley.
I try different "angles". Sometimes subtracting color information makes a better picture.
There was a fence but it had gaps large enough for the camera lens. Always fascinating to see what is hidden behind a fence.
It is quite a fence! I moved only a little farther away from this location and found an even better alley! This alley was a "treasure trove"! I spent the rest of my time in THAT alley.
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