
It's always the shallow end in J. Bennett Fitts's photographs of abandoned swimming pools on display at
Julie Saul Gallery. In "No Lifeguard on Duty," Fitts captures what used to be a selling point at highway motels--the built-in swimming pool. Many of these watering holes are now cesspools, although there are a few still maintained with those turquoise blue-painted bottoms. For whatever reason, I've always been attracted to images of decay and rotting, so these large-scale photos turned me on.
(Images via Julie Saul Gallery)

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