Tim Kiser:
WINTER VINEWORK at a wall of concrete blocks in downtown Dallas, in the February of '23.
Tim Kiser:
The year 1948 took the form of a telecommunications building, and it sang to me, beautifully and cooingly: "AT&T... Southwestern Bell... AT&T... Southwestern Bell... 1948..." and so on, an irresistable beckoning.
Tim Kiser:
Mood-brightening ornamental plants, for a boundary between a parking lot and a sidewalk.
Tim Kiser:
Ah the Bryant Tower in downtown Dallas, that famous beauteous golden, the three horizontal stripes.
Tim Kiser:
In downtown Dallas was a parking garage, erected 1974, pictured here at age ~49, with a lineup of street trees out front.
Tim Kiser:
In downtown Dallas was a fenced-off parking lot with six ornamental trees, domineered by two beige office towers and a multistory parking garage.
Tim Kiser:
This was a building-size pickup truck advertisement in downtown Dallas, on an exterior wall of the "T. Boone Pickens YMCA."
Tim Kiser:
"In downtown Dallas, all of the parking garages are smartphone ads," I sweepingly asserted, on the basis of merely one such.
Tim Kiser:
A quick glance at an online picture of ONE MAIN in downtown Dallas is all it takes: Now you yearn to be in Dallas.
Tim Kiser:
Here was Cottonwood Creek in north Dallas, with lone star decorations to remind you you're in Texas.
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See orange and yellow columns of precast concrete, supporting a flyover ramp at a stack interchange on Interstate 635 in beautiful Dallas in February sun.
Tim Kiser:
A manhole tower for a floodplain, to discourage the Congaree River from pouring into the sanitary sewer system.
Tim Kiser:
The winter of '23-'24 in the U.S. south is here expressed as a lineup of transmission towers in Columbia, South Carolina.
Tim Kiser:
Whitewater rapids, the Saluda River, Spanish moss, the Fall Line, power lines, boulders.
