Sunset and Rust
I have been living here in Upshur county Texas now for two months. I have yet to make it to all points on the compass throughout, but I have made it to a few places, and I found a nice one yesterday. A back road bridge that is obviously frequented by the younger members of the community (hence the stencil) but I got to shoot the sunset on the bridge over the Sabine River. I took these shots with a Canon 5D Mark II, but I also shot the same ones with my Iphone for Instagram (@utsanati) and a twin reflex Lomo that I bought off e-bay and have loaded with some black and white film (we'll see how those turn out).
The hubcap with the bullet hole was on a gate right off the bridge that I hadn't noticed until I was pulling out from where I dropped the car. The old gas pump; that I had to race back to catch, before the sun got too low, is back in town and 20 miles north of the river.
There is a singer/songwriter that I follow named Adam Carroll, his first couple of records are a lot about this part of Texas, so at least I have a soundtrack that fits the rust, the muddy Sabine and the sunset low in the pines of my new home.
Labels: American Rust, cool places, east Texas, graffiti, industrial age ruins, nature, on the road, Photography, rural mosaic, Sabine River, stuff, sunset, Texas
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