Gas Station Assignment

Posted byJudy LindoPosted inLong Island, Street Views, This and That

I’ve joined a photography group where we share photos, thoughts and critiques. The organizer also assigns specific subjects to shoot, which I find great as it makes me go out and see what I normally would not look at! The latest assignment was Gas Stations. I was having a problem thinking of something “artistic” to shoot at a gas station until someone reminded me of an old, no longer functioning, gas station in Yaphank. I’ve gone a few days to shoot but was not inspired by anything I had captured…UNTIL I went out in the rain yesterday.

When was the last time gasoline was 15 cents a gallon? The closest I could find was 1931
A very old air pump
Shot through a very dirty and wet window.

Published by Judy Lindo

Hello. Nice to meet you, well virtually anyway. I love being outdoors whenever possible, I enjoy making photographs, be it a flower, a landscape or some street photography...it is my escape and my right brain nurturing. The purpose of this blog is to share with you moments I have enjoyed, places I have visited and images that I hope will bring a smile to your day. Feel free to comment, sign up for email notification of my posts or email me. Thank you for visiting

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  1. Beautiful images! Amazing textures and layering! Even through a dirty wet window, your shot highlighted the oily old motor oil containers! ⭐️

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