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procession (a sacred duty)

Photography · Catania

procession (a sacred duty)

A tiny slice of the parade to honor Sant’Agata. It’s chaotic. And spiritual. And confusing. And somehow comforting. Catania, Sicily photographed 2.4.2025 Read Article

tools of the trade

Trade · Catania

tools of the trade

I can’t even begin to understand everything we saw during the Sant’Agata procession. Devotees in the streets purchase candles (yard long ones, not like little American birthday candles) which are handed up as offerings to the men on the candalore ((gilded wooden constructions). At various points during the three-day long procession, the parade stops while candles are removed in order to make way for more. At one of these stops, we stood behind a…Read Article

the last of them

Lubbock · Lubbock

the last of them

“Dried and faded flowers” is a bit of a cliche, isn’t it? The flowers here were eleven days old when I photographed them and instead of fading, their color grew more and more concentrated, the way a sun-dried tomato takes on a deeper red and a richer, more nuanced flavor that its fresh version. I didn’t eat these flowers at any point, so my comparison is more a product of my brain than a simple statement of facts. But anyway…here’s the last of t…Read Article

it’s in the details

An architectural detail on the Administration building at Texas Tech. Although I’ve been on campus a lot of times (except for those two semesters when I was enrolled but sort of…wasn’t there…all that much) I never noticed these details. Maybe the message here is GO TO CLASS WHEN YOU’RE A FRESHMAN. (I feel obligated to add that, since my granddaughter will shortly be a college freshman.) But really, I think I turned out OK anyway, and I feel like…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

circle + square x three

If I have to claim a photographic goal for the year, I guess it would be to be less literal. Or to stop trying to focus. Or maybe those are the same goal, just differently stated? Texas Tech University Lubbock, Texas photographed 5.9.2025Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

power to the people

…and here we are, back to my regular stuff. I have now attended a total of three protests in my entire life, and this was the most recent one. A guy in a giant pickup drove by, as slowly as he could, while copious amounts of thick black exhaust covered us. And a vehicle (a pickup, if you really want to know) full of white guys was stopped at the light where they took advantage of the timing to shout racist things at us. But it was worth it to ma…Lee Jae-Myung · Seoul See the Story

going up against chaos

Just before the railroad overpass, there’s an L-shaped building that’s painted bright green. You can’t miss it. It used to be a restaurant, and fading lettering on the outside of the building lists some of the options – tortas, tacos, burritos, tripas*, lengua**, and so forth. The short side of the L, toward the back of the lot, has a missing window. If you look in, you can see a mysterious pile of unbroken piñatas. And a framed picture of a gir…Plainview, Texas · Plainview Read Article

i think her head is on backwards

I found a treasure the other day, on the corner of 5th Street and Harrison Avenue, in Lorenzo, Texas. There’d been some sort of retail operation there (A thrift store, maybe? It was already out of business on the 2023 Google Street View.) but the building had been lately torn down. Across the back of the lot were piles of bricks and ceiling tile and boxes and inventory. I spent some good time exploring. This mannequin seemed creepy enough at the…Lorenzo · Lorenzo Read Article

most of a chair

This? Oh, just part of a chair. Part of a chair that’s suspended from a window. Part of a chair that’s suspended from a window in the usual fashion. Hardly even worth mentioning, really. Monreale, Sicily photographed 1.30.2025Monreale · Monreale Read Article

two saints and jesus

Yesterday I posted a photo of ancient Roman tiles on the floor of a villa. Here’s more tile, this time Byzantine glass mosaics dating from the late 12th and the mid-13th centuries. These mosaics (6,500 m2; 70,000 square feet) cover the interior of the Duomo de Monreale, which is considered to be one of the finest examples of existing Norman architecture. Work on the cathedral was begun in 1174. Fact check: According to a legend, William II of Si…Monreale · Monreale Read Article

italy (only actually havana)

Havana. I saw the Italy-hat guy in Havana. You’ll just have to trust me on this. Havana, Cuba photographed 11.7.2022Havana, Cuba · Havana Read Article

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