Ol’ RailRoad Cafe
Shortly after the Late Night in Rosenberg photo, my friend David and I ran across the Ol’RailRoad Cafe. It was one of those unexpected [...]
Grand Prix of Indianapolis
One of the most famous racetracks in the world is the Indianapolis Speedway, the site of the famous 500 mile race in late May [...]
Late Night in Rosenberg
Walking around a small town after dark feels different than a big city. Things are so much quieter. With less traffic, fewer people and [...]
Old England
England is a country of diversity. And I”m not just talking about people. As you visit London and other towns, you find a wide [...]
Little Guys Go Fast Too
The Houston Grand Prix was fun for many reasons. Most people go to see the Grand Prix and Indy cars, but there is so [...]
Pure Muscle
Way back in college, I used to own a 1973 Mustang fastback. Though is wasn’t a true Mach 1, I had it decked out [...]
The Pensacola Lighthouse
I had seen it from a distance several times, and was in no hurry to visit it. But the Pensacola Lighthouse was a lot more [...]
The Pensacola Lighthouse Light
A lighthouse is one of those buildings that everyone likes. They stand out in a crowd and really makes the place shine. You know [...]
A Pool of Light
When we stopped in East Bernard on the way home from taking some star photos, I wasn’t quite sure what we were going to [...]
A Dog and His Bone
This dog was following us around the horse stables when someone looked over and saw it chomping on this bone. Funny thing is, no one knew what kind of bone it was or where it came from..