Playing Catch Up

52 Week Photography Project

Hello, January! Be gone! Photo Diane Nilan

January

Everything Old is New Again

I guess an “old” Christmas carol would qualify on a modern gas pump. In my 58 years of driving, I’ve never seen a gas pump message like this.

I don’t know what to say. Photo Diane Nilan

The Circle Game

Being a new North Carolina resident, and a longtime advocate for homeless families, I felt the need to get my bearings at the NC Statehouse. My friend Mary and I circled around their maze of offices. We’ll be back.

In front of the NC State Legislative building. Photo Diane Nilan

Soft

It’s hard to find something soft in January besides snow. But this moss spoke to me one morning.

January Christmas colors Photo Diane Nilan

Film Noir

January has more dark hours than I’d like. I live in an Airstream trailer, with its iconic aluminum walls and ceiling, and lots of windows. When we got hit with a cold spell, I gave in and pulled my window shades making it really dark, almost spooky. Or cozy.

Hunkered down during the winter blast. Photo Diane Nilan

Lie to Me

Taking this category literally, lie to me. My sis’s dog, Keeper, loves to lie in my camper’s doorway, weather permitting. The “me” part just happened.

Home to me. Photo Diane Nilan

That’s January from North Carolina! Assuming I can figure out how to get this posted in the 52 Week Photographic Project, I’ll have a go at February, March and April. Thanks for the test!