Waiting I'm drawn, not necessarily to decay, but to what remains when something is forgotten. Dropped Support I love photographing how things push back against neglect. Life Finds a Way And what survives loneliness.

After Two Guns the next destination was Tucson, Arizona. You know what this means? SAGUARO! I have previously been to Saguaro. But, once wasn't enough. Honestly, twice wasn't enough. Spoiler: I LOVE SAGUARO! I have a lot of cacti and succulents at home, They are a soft spot of mine, despite their... harsh... defenses. Saguaro is one of, if not the most beautiful place I've ever been. Don't get me wrong, the Grand Canyon is stunning and I plan to return for an extended visit,

It has been raining. A lot. When it's not raining, the sky has remained overcast. Perfect. Lawry Fabric of Granite Textures of Life Monument as an Apartment Complex The Child Reclaiming Presence Shelter Emergence I have been here many times. And every time, I visit this angel. I will always visit this angel. These photos were taken from a day that I was certain I would not create any photographs of worth. Not all perfect, but all proof of my presence. Sometimes, that's all I

In a previous post I shared a bit about the 1963 Corvair that was (in a roundabout way) left to me. The "Spyder" emblems that are seen in photographs of this car are inaccurate. Apparently, the front end has been replaced, and the parts used to do so were from a Spyder, and those emblems were not removed. What I have is a 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe, 4-speed. I toyed with the idea of naming her "Spyder", since that's what she's always been known as in my head. But, after some re

I have a penchant for unusual things. Sometimes it's unique shadows. Sometimes it's light. Sometimes it's symmetry. Sometimes it's the feeling of being watched. Always it's for the stories hidden in plain sight.

The graffiti and weird abandonment vibes didn't stop with Twin Arrows, it extended fully into Two Guns. Learn My Flaws & Love Me Anyway Listen. Two Guns has a pretty extensive history. I realize this is a photography website, but I’m going to deviate a bit to talk about Two Guns history. I found it really interesting. I’ll give you a shortened version. If you’re here for photos and not my rambling, here’s a TL;DR: People murdered, businesses were built, they burned down, a gh

Twin Arrows is now Lone Arrow, Arizona. At some point it's twin fell and was removed. Thanks I-40. Lone Arrow This Route 66 trading post declined into legitimate ghost-towndom with the creation of Interstate-40 which bypassed US 66. Sad, if you ask me. But it makes a glorious ghost town. If you know me, you know that I thrive in this sort of photographic atmosphere. I have to admit though, this place heebied my jeebies a bit. When you walk around Twin Arrows, many of these do