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Dots

Rogers, Arkansas

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RV Trailers

Bushland, Texas

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Sandstone Store

Odessa, Texas

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Pecos River

Girvin (Horsehead Crossing), Texas

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Pond

Midland, Texas

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Interstate Twenty

The heat off the asphalt is a physical thing out here, but the horizon stays wide open. I had driven out to Monahans just to check on a building I remembered—to see if it was still standing the way it lived in my head. I found it, recorded it, but the day felt too open to turn back around.

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Roebling Suspension Bridge

Cincinnati, Ohio

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Flat

West Odessa, Texas

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Town Center

Rowena, Texas

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Texas Street

Odessa, Texas

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Photography

Colorado City, Texas

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Upper Canadian

Texas landscapes along the Canadian River are scenic and overlooked.

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A Home in the Monochrome

In every color image I take, I see a black-and-white photographer trying to escape. It’s black-and-white or bust. Mine are pictures of rust, dents, and dust.

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Downtowns

Downtowns accommodate recreational photography. It’s light, shadows, and reflections of ourselves in glass entrances. It’s seeing someone we’re responsible for and committing to being kinder and more forgiving, knowing that change requires small steps.

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Sandhills

Monahans Sandhills State Park, Windmill, Texas & Pacific Railroad Section House

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Auxiliary Viewfinders

Forget new lenses and camera specs. One of the most freeing things we can add to our photography is an auxiliary viewfinder because it removes precision.

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New York Town

I caught the subway and went downtown. Helvetica lettering pointed the way. Passenger cars rocked, rattled, and clanked in the dark, and a platform musician sang Country Roads. People smiled on the boat to the Statue of Liberty, and Manhattan’s mountains rose above the harbor, where I later walked across the Brooklyn Bridge, picturing it as I would in a dry, dusty town.