Chad Schneider

A poster of some sort of eastern deity or something in the window of an abandoned business in the desert.

A poster of some sort of eastern deity or something in the window of an abandoned business in the desert. Further away than the first picture.

A poster of some sort of eastern deity or something in the window of an abandoned business in the desert. Even further away than the first picture.

Not sure what’s going on at this place.

Welp, Kanopy didn’t survive the library’s budget cuts. Watch these while you still have access (the service will be gone by May 11)

A white and red brick building in stark sunlight with a small pile or white sandbags in front of it.

Sandbag flourishes.

A sign on a chain link fence in the desert at sunset that warns of private property and no trespassing.

Just don't trespass, ok?

A takeout pizza place at night with a Model T car parked behind it in an icy parking lot.

A takeout pizza place at night with a Model T car parked behind it in an icy parking lot.

Pizza and a Model T on a chilly night.

A rusty metal gate topped by barbed wire with the text “no parking” “56” and “in’s” on it in various formats.

Welcome to 56in’s. Don't park here.

A brick wall and gate topped by barbed wire in golden desert sunlight.

A decrepit stone staircase with large spray painted birds and topped by barbed wire.

A hill along the U. S. / Mexico border in Arizona covered in barbed wire with homes on the Mexican side.

Boom times for barbed wire.

Warm-hued vacant storefronts on a small town street, plus a gap in the block where a building once stood.

Main Street. The hottest street.

Stark light and shadows and panted lines at a nondescript intersection under bright afternoon sun.

Light and shadow and lines and all that junk.

Metal scrap piled up behind a cracked blue wall with dirty, melting snow in the foreground.

Metal scrap piled up behind a cracked blue wall with dirty, melting snow in the foreground.

Metal scrap piled up behind a cracked blue wall with dirty, melting snow in the foreground.

Scrap piles of a February thaw.

I should mention that these pictures are from January 31, not today.

People stand in an impromptu roundabout sharing anti-ICE messages in south Minneapolis.

Anti-ICE messages on a side street in south Minneapolis.

Anti-ICE messages on a side street roundabout in south Minneapolis.

The photographer reflected in a window in front of where anti-ICE traffic calming measures have been taken.

Traffic calming while occupied.

A dim interior view of a sparse CC Club, lit by beer signs.

A quiet birthday at the bar, after supper.

A head-on view of the southern U.S. border wall with Mexico with sunlight flowing through the bars. Small memorials are placed against the wall.

A small house in front of the southern U.S. border wall with Mexico. Mexican homes cover the holding the background.

A view of the southern U.S. border wall with Mexico, with houses in the hills behind it.

A head-on view of the southern U.S. border wall with Mexico through the windshield of a car at a stop sign.

Border Views.

A person wearing high-vis orange pants and hat sits on top of a big snow pile in a parking lot looking at their phone as people stroll by on the sidewalk.

Giant snow piles are for sitting.

Ice luminaries laid out to spell “ICE OUT” glow during a vigil on frozen Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis, directly under the MSP airport flight path.

Ice luminaries laid out to spell “ICE OUT” glow during a vigil on frozen Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis, directly under the MSP airport flight path.

Ice luminaries laid out to spell “ICE OUT” glow during a vigil on frozen Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis, directly under the MSP airport flight path.

Ice luminaries laid out to spell “ICE OUT” glow during a vigil on frozen Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis, directly under the MSP airport flight path.

ICE OUT! Over Nokomis.

Three turkeys cross a wintry parking lot at dusk with massive piles of snow and pine trees behind them.

Here’s some turkeys in a parking lot at the end of another tough week.

A Cookie Monster carries a sign in downtown Minneapolis that reads “ice deez nutz”

A huge American flag twisting in the wind and backlit by the sun in downtown Minneapolis.

Two lit candles stand vigil in a south Minneapolis snowbank on the corner of Cedar and 40th.

ICE OUT!

A person holds a colorful anti-ICE quilt at a protest in downtown Minneapolis.

Protesters march past a mural of Bob Dylan in downtown Minneapolis during an anti-ICE protest.

A person in a Minnesota Vikings jacket marches in an anti-ICE protest, carrying an American flag backlit by the sun.

Subzero, no problem. ICE OUT!

The snowy view through a bus stop at night of several Renee Good murdered by ICE posters.

A single string of Xmas lights on a house on a cold night.

Two storefronts, one ridiculously bright, one boarded up with “abolish ice” spray painted on it.

Running errands while occupied in Minneapolis.

One thing I’d like to see is my senators and governor every day on tv at 5pm holding a press conference with video of every documented abuse that ICE is doing. Curate all of the witnessing we’re doing and show it to the press.

Protestors march on Lake st. In Minneapolis as residents watch from their apartment windows.

Aztec Dancers at the Ice Out for Good march in Minneapolis.

Aztec Dancers at the Ice Out for Good march in Minneapolis.

People carrying American flags at a snowy Powderhorn Park after the Ice Out for Good march.

Twin Cities really showed up today! ICE OUT!

Just had a guy going door to door among the businesses along Minnehaha Avenue drop this off. Hell yeah.

A sun drenched low rise commercial building with a funny painting of cats climbing each other on the side of it.

Are cat pictures still a thing on the internet?

A small yellow firetruck next to two huge tires in the desert.

These spare tires simply won’t fit this truck. What were we thinking?

A chimney is all that remains of a burnt down house in the AZ desert.

A tall smokestack rises above a dilapidated commercial district intersection.

I'm told this town was once known for its smokestacks.

A bright reddish pink building with about a gazillion air conditioning units on an overhang, and somewhat reflected on the roof of a car.

So much air conditioning.

An suv under a tarp under a bright blue desert sky in front of a small white house and a big palm tree.

They say there's nothing new under the sun. And there are always tarps covering cars and pictures being made of them.

A silver 70s muscle car in a decaying garage surrounded by desert brush.

This mysterious, somewhat camouflaged muscle car just showed up one day years ago and never left.

A bright barbershop storefront in red and blue stripes. That’s the photographer (me) reflected in the window, which also reads “Martinez Barbershop.”

Squinting at the barbershop.