Every day I peruse my photographs to find ones that interest me enough to work on them. These change from day to day. This group has something slightly strange and maybe unsettling about them. The first has bright colors nd a perspective that leads the eye to the person cleaning the windows. The rest have odd placements of objects.
The Florence Hotel has so many little treasures from the sitting room to the actual hotel rooms. I wish more hotels were like that.
Here are a few of the old business buildings in Westminster. Many small towns have at least a few rows of old buildings with great character and scattered ghosts.
Glass can create shapes, patterns and of course, reflections.
One of the joys of photography, film or digital is that one can relook at an older image with fresh eyes and better wet or digital darkroom skills.
Our favorite restaurant in Greenville, SC is the Mekong which has some interesting visuals, not to mention the best food in town.
Windows, walls and shadows, all calling me.
Shopping for windows is more fun than window shopping.
Yesterday, Al and I went driving around and found ourselves in Tuxedo, NC, which has some great stuff to look at, like Staton’s Grocery. Country stores like this probably will not be around much longer and short of buying them, I can only save them photographically.
