I know, I know -- the fair folded up its tents a few weeks back, and today's thunderstruck gloom renders it an even more distant memory. Still. The fine folks at You+Dallas just posted to the site a remarkable look-back assembled by Jun Kang. Among the contributors is our old pal Justin Terveen, who contributed the time-lapses; also in there are Scott McCullough wonderful wide angles. A welcome addition to this or any other day.
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