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Fortress Cliff

Canyon (Palo Duro Canyon), Texas

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Johnson Grass

Allenfarm, Texas

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Canyon Creek

Quitaque (Caprock Canyons), Texas

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Section House

Monahans (Sandhills), Texas

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Railroad Street

Navasota, Texas

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Multiple Visits

A second visit to Palo Duro Canyon can become an opportunity to see change. We can visit the canyon a hundred times without experiencing two identical trips; for example, sometimes it’s the weather, or we’ll see animal tracks.

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I’ve been there

Why do we need a photo to explain a place?

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Grant Avenue

Odessa, Texas

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Cable-tool Drilling

Odessa, Texas

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Proximity

It’s difficult to see something from too close or too far.

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City Limit

Kimbro, Texas

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Grain Elevator

Landergin, Texas

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Billboard

Odessa, Texas

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Hard Hat

Odessa, Texas

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Grain Elevators

Happy, Texas

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9x12

Manufactured circa 1920, my Voigtländer is a back-pocket view camera that holds 9x12 cm film or glass plates (daytime film exposure: Foma 100, f/12, 1/100th).

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Abstract

In proximity to everything, the thought of everything worsening is a misinterpretation of how far we’ve come. Each photo changes photography. There’s a point where enough is enough and plenty near gratitude. It’s hard to become impoverished in a free society.