La Plata Lumber Company

The venerable La Plata Lumber Company edifice, up in La Plata, Missouri.  Seems like I find something to photograph each time I am up there.

Postal, Missouri

The lingering remains of a small town called Postal, Missouri.  The only building left shows the classic false front architectural style that was so very popular on early buildings in the American west and middle-west.  Along Highway Z in what I believe is the western edge of Saline County.

Night Laundry

A laundry on the island of Isla Mujeres.  Once again, not Missouri.

Time-Delayed True False 2015 Panoramic

Ragtag Theater during the 2015 True False Film Festival in downtown Columbia.

Grocery Store, Otterville

At the risk of sounding homespun and folksy, I had a very satisfying turkey sandwich here, accompanied by a bag of Backer's potato chips and a house-brewed iced tea.  An ideal lunch for a day of photography in central Missouri.  I don't photograph many interiors, especially in functioning businesses like this, but this place deserved it, and the proprietor didn't mind.  In case anyone is interested in relocating to Otterville, she did mention that she wouldn't mind selling for the right price.

Creating the Festival

At the Lab, design and build work has already begun for the 2015 True/False Film Festival.

On the Road Again

I've been photographing along some of the vestiges of old highway 40 again, primarily between Marshall Junction and Kingdom City.  This is a very well-preserved garage in Callaway County.