Early Morning, 10/16/20

Waterbury, Connecticut

Thrift Store Shopwindow, and Back Alley

Shelton, Washington

As I was shooting this window display, a young man walking down the sidewalk stopped and asked what I was taking pictures of—in a friendly, completely non-belligerent way. I answered, "anything that looks interesting." He said, "then be sure to go around to the back alley behind these buildings, there's all sorts of interesting stuff back there."

He was correct.

Bike and Surveillance

New York, New York

Brick Walls, with Graffiti and Security

Derby, Connecticut

God

Waterbury, Connecticut

Pink Building and Big Brother

New Haven, Connecticut

Cold Morning

New York, New York

DOCK!

Waterbury, Connecticut

Someone is Watching

Waterbury, Connecticut

Surveillance cameras aren't just becoming ubiquitous, they're often ostentatious. People sometimes put burglar alarm warning stickers on their houses or cars, without actually having an alarm system, as a deterrent. When security cameras could be inconspicuous, but instead are made glaringly obvious, similar thinking may be at work. Never mind the revolution, everything is being televised.