Distant Dump Trucks
A trio of dump trucks atop a ridge at the North Texas Municipal Water District Regional Waste Disposal Facility in Melissa, Texas.
Sailing Past the Wildflowers
A tanker transits Galveston Bay off the coast of the Texas City Dike, Texas.
Red Zigzag
A sculpture by Colorado artist Bob Vangold contributes to the architecture of the façade of the Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art at the Denver Art Museum, Colorado.
Down the Side
A fire escape on the exterior of the historic Hotel Denison in Downtown Dension, Texas.
Can’t Go There
A road closed sign blocks traffic at a construction site in Melissa, Texas.
Long Branches, Long Lines
Tree branches obscure the long-abandoned AT&T Long Lines Greenville Tower on the outskirts of Greenville, Texas.
A Bit Rickety
Detail of the San José de Gracia Church–built between 1760 and 1776–in Las Trampas, New Mexico.
Soda Museum
A display of various soda bottles in a shop at Pearl Street Mall in Downtown Boulder, Colorado.
Ridiculousness
A pickup truck limo idles outside a Latino supermarket in Greenville, Texas.
Golden Hour Goldenrod
A gone-to-seed goldenrod in the late-evening sun at Erwin Park, McKinney, Texas.
In the Winter Forest
Tall evergreens frame distant snow-capped mountains at Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park.
R.I.P. Vaillancourt
When I heard that Vaillancourt Fountain was coming down, I pulled this one out of the archive. San Francisco’s strangest Brutalist landmark deserved a proper send-off.
Space Elevator
An elevator ascends the core of the Seattle Space Needle.
Side Growth
Plants grow on the side of a building in Downtown Van Alstyne, Texas.
Red Gospel
A billboard advertises a church along FM 1417 near Denison, Texas.
Welcome to Kilgore
The façade of Kilgore, Texas’ long-vacant Crim Theatre, built in 1938.
On Crack
A fracture winds across the polished concrete floor of Dallas’ prestigious NorthPark Center, revealing the inevitable entropy that affects even the most meticulously maintained spaces.
Cheyenne Road
A road leads to the Cheyenne Mountain foothills near Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Oasis in the City
Stairs lead down into the Philip Johnson-designed Fort Worth Water Gardens, Texas.
