Accidental art

The floor of a local gallery space has its own quality.

Red window, Austin, Texas

Cemetery

A sad event took us back to my hometown for awhile Saturday. While there we visited the town cemetary, always a great place to find strange architecture. I don't like to comment much about most photographs, letting the viewer fill in whatever details he/she wants.

Colors: Rose

Colors: Orange

Turquoise

One night by the pool light...

Urban Palm Tree, San Antonio, TX

Big Tex

Accidental art...

I spent the last two and a half weeks in Taos, New Mexico, among my favorite places anywhere. For awhile now I've been thinking about photographing shapes or textures or whatever which read as art, albeit accidental art, to my eye, and posting them here. So here's the first one.

I saw this shape on the floor of a Taos building and immediately it called to mind the petroglyphs found carved by prehistoric people on rock walls and in caves. This is obviously not prehistoric, nor is it an intentional marking, just an accident of spilled paint or scratch marks made by moving objects on the floor. That I made the connection with petroglyphs shows how being in an environment as magical as Northern New Mexico can play with one's mind.

Greens

Light Bugs

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Snow Day

Street

Balloons

I take photographs mostly for reference, and I don't consider myself a "Photographer" in any kind of serious sense, but once in a while I take one that I like for its own sake. I might post a few more of them here occasionally.
I like everything about this one, its composition, color and subject.
Hopefully you will, too.