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Sandy Springs, Georgia 30328

(Photos)

"It looks better now than it will look when it's finished."

This was a concrete staircase in oak leaves, up a dirt slope.

This was a lineup of ornamental shrubs, to decorate a beige lawn in Rome.

This was somebody's "Conduits Corner," with traffic cones on poles and a tree growing up through a roof.

In weathered paint came the brick backside of a two-story commercial building with its windows all covered.

To LORD o'er parking spaces, a good brick wall in good red paint.

For a 19th-century masonic temple in the 21st century, a restaurant grease vent.

Gray paint everywhere!, for a bricked-in archway and the brick wall that surrounds it.

Bricked-in large doorway with wooden panel, air conditioner, and satellite dish.

Apartment staircase touchdown, at brick wall with archèd nondoorway.

Brick nondoorway in dull pink.

For a sidewalk: A sitting area, with aerial work platform and woody vines up a wall.

Six prunejobs' severities, lined up in a row.

This was GREEN JANUARY in a forest of English ivy in northwest Georgia (U.S.)

Telecommunications cables!, low in the sky above the Etowah River.

Billboards look best from the side: As shown!

Billboards look best in oblique side views: As shown!

Shadows of billboards are better than billboards.

Out for an unpleasant walk on three highways at once.

Last New Year's Day I was out for a walk across the Etowah River, on a sidewalk uncomfortably narrow and close to fast-moving car traffic.

In northwest Georgia was a fine view of the mouth of Silver Creek, where it meets the Etowah River.

SEE AND ADMIRE a cliff of Cambrian sedimentary rocks in Rome, Georgia.

The shadows cast by these riverbank trees were a flattery upon the Etowah River.

An oblique view across the Etowah River affords a view of 2 riverbanks, separated by the Etowah River.

Above the Etowah a spray of diagonals.

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