Ice Machine
Kemp, Texas
“To really get a feel for a small town, you have to slow down, get out of your car and take a long walk around. Since 2004 I have been trying to capture the character of small towns and their inhabitants by photographing often overlooked areas.”
See more of Krystle Fleming’s work at monkeypaint.net.
CALL FOR ENTRIES: Seeking Texas-based documentary photography that captures the strangest state. Please send inquiries to [email protected].
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