Here's a short black-and-white series from Mission San Juan Bautista.
The porch next to the church:
This is one of those avant-garde art photos that make you want to ask the photographer, "And why did you shoot that one?" If you could coerce the photographer into replying, there is a pretty good chance she would say, "I liked the adobe, and those extra boards that seem to be part of a patch. . .and I trimmed the shot at this angle because I didn't want to blatantly admit that it's a redo of the green door picture from Sunday."
And, of course, the bell tower, with its ubiquitous olive tree:
This is one of those avant-garde art photos that make you want to ask the photographer, "And why did you shoot that one?" If you could coerce the photographer into replying, there is a pretty good chance she would say, "I liked the adobe, and those extra boards that seem to be part of a patch. . .and I trimmed the shot at this angle because I didn't want to blatantly admit that it's a redo of the green door picture from Sunday."
And, of course, the bell tower, with its ubiquitous olive tree:
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