
You've never heard of Driftwood, TX? Yeah, me neither. It's sort of close to Austin. The town is quite small, but obviously old. Charming place, really. Here a few shots I took of Driftwood:





That building with the Texaco sign and the very faded words, "Driftwood Country Store," is the studio where the stormtroopers took pictures. I really loved this studio; it has character, and it's filled with antiques and vintage items. Lots of visual interest and calming colors. A few pics from inside the studio:


1 comment:
Fun! I see you made a part 2, looking forward to checking that out!
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