Unplugged
Discarded WiFi antennas yellow as they age. One unneeded antenna per device turns into a massive pile of waste.
Discarded WiFi antennas yellow as they age. One unneeded antenna per device turns into a massive pile of waste.
The first snow of the year covers leaves which have not yet fully changed, let alone fallen.
The parts of an old culvert aren’t worth moving away from the crossing they used to serve.
Not 5 minutes before, these clouds were dumping hail on Guenella Pass.
Train cars wait on a siding by the St Louis river. The night is well into the negatives Fahrenheit.
This is part of the mixing of architecture and gardening at the McGovern Centennial Gardens in the museum district in Houston.
The recent magnetic storm was strong enough to have lights showing strongly in the southern skies.
The view south from the shoulder of Mt. Bierstadt is softened by moonlight
Fortunately my phone survived this photography session.