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  • A W A R D S

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  • C O M M E N T S

  • C O N T A C T

  • ABOUT WIND-SWEPT CLOUDS

  • Pg1/Wind Swept Clouds

  • Pg2/Wind Swept Clouds

  • Pg3/Wind Swept Clouds Series

  • Pg4/Wind Swept Clouds Series One

  • Pg5/Wind Swept Clouds Series One

  • Pg6/Wind Swept Clouds Series

  • Pg7/Wind Swept Clouds Series One

  • Pg8/Wind Swept Clouds Series One

  • Pg9/Wind Swept Clouds Series

  • Pg10/Wind Swept Clouds Series

  • ABOUT SEASIDE

  • SEASIDE/Secret Stairs To Brooks Island

  • SEASIDE/Winter 5pm S.F. Bay

  • SEASIDE/It's Raining Over In Oakland

  • SEASIDE/Stick In The Mud

  • STORIES

  • ABOUT THE FAMOSO MOTEL

  • Page1/FAMOSO MOTEL

  • Page2/FAMOSO MOTEL

  • Page3/FAMOSO MOTEL

  • Page4/FAMOSO MOTEL

  • Page5/FAMOSO MOTEL

  • Page6/FAMOSO MOTEL

  • Page7/FAMOSO MOTEL

  • ABOUT SHADOWS

  • A Decisive Moment - Shadow

  • Stair Shadows No. 1

  • Street Shadows No.1

  • Sidewalk Abstract No.1

  • Sidewalk Shadows No. 1

  • Railing Shadows No. 1

  • Abstract Repeat No. 2

  • Banister Shadows

  • Saucer Sadows

  • Viewing Angel Island

  • ABOUT DETAILS

  • DETAILS/1950 Buick Grille

  • DETAILS/1937 Terraplane Hood Ornament

  • DETAILS/New York Central Train Car

  • DETAILS/Last To Leave

  • DETAILS/Weathervane

  • DETAILS/Nelson

  • DETAILS/Smiles Of Evidence

  • DETAILS/Hand Rail & Abandoned Orange

  • DETAILS/Hand Rail Detail No.1

  • DETAILS/Hand Rail Detail No.2

  • DETAILS/Spring-Board

  • DETAILS/Fork+Salt Shaker

  • DETAILS/Breakfast

  • SCOTT LOCKWOOD - PHOTOGRAPER

  • DETAILS/Lunch

  • DETAILS/Dinner

  • DETAILS/Mix It Up

  • DETAILS/Fork+Salt Shaker-COLOR

  • DETAILS/High Anxiety-Color

  • DETAILS/Spring Forward

  • ABOUT IRONY

  • Bitter Invitation

  • Ready To Roll

  • Ready To Roll Poster

  • ABOUT ARCHITECTURE

  • Alameda City Hall

  • Alameda Streamline 2

  • ALAMEDA Medical Bldg.

  • Whittier School No.1

  • Whittier School No.2

  • Whittier School No.3

  • Stairs & Railings No.1-M.Island

  • LINES & CURVES No. 1

  • Pasadena City Hall No. 1

  • NICASCIO Church

  • PRESIDIO Church

  • STORNETTAS DAIRY

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    LOCKWOOD PHOTO WORKS

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    After moving to So. California in my late teens, I'd make the drive

    back up to Northern CA, every year after that, to where I was raised so

    that I could spend Christmas with my family....driving my BMW as fast

    as I could via CA Hiway 99 both ways. This was a lot of fun, however,

    the older I got and the more crowded the roads became, it became

    more stressful than fun, so I began to take it easy and look 

    around at what was going on....along the roadside.

     

    To my surprise, I discovered that a lot of the deteriorating remnants of 

    what used to be a thriving commercial byway, before Interstate 5 was built and bypassed it, was still visible. So, I began stopping here and there to 

    capture some of it in b&w, with the idea of possibly putting together a

    book about the loss of this formerly commercially viable roadway. But,

    then I discovered that someone else already had! Besides that, today

    it has pretty much recovered to the point where, unfortunately you

    can't tell what town you're in because all of the little mini-malls that

    have been built along that "roadside" look pretty much the same!

     

    No matter, because I had become just as interested in making

    photographs of the old, vintage travel and house trailers I kept

    coming across then as well....because they seemed to have other

    stories that were all their own, as well. Ironically, in fact, my interest

    in these old coaches was what started me down the road of  becoming completely involved with the vintage trailer phenomenon at the turn

    of the last century....but, for more on this, please see my <INFO>

    page. The images here that I've made of these old girls that I've

    found all over the state, while looking for the same thing

    to collect, resell or restore...are a result of that and the

    titles I've given them allude to their imagined stories.

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    The photography of the three, vintage fire trucks in

    front of the Keeler Volunteer Fire Department also makes

    for interesting and ironic subject matter. That's because, either

    they must not have a lot of fires around the town of Keeler or

    there must be some other, newer fire engines around somewhere.

    Because, these old trucks are in no condition to be fighting any fires anywhere, anytime soon. Thus the tongue-in-cheek, "Ready To Roll?" title.

     

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