Antique Perspectives
My friend David and I recently went exploring around Historic Downtown Rosenberg. I won’t mention how we found it (that’s a story for another [...]
After Hours in Rosenberg
Many small towns close up early, especially on the weekends. In the old, historical section of Rosenberg, TX, it’s no different. Walking around just [...]
The Galveston Historic Pleasure Pier
They say history repeats itself. In the case of Galveston Island, it did just that. In 1943, an amusement park on a pier called [...]
A Stearman Framed
One technique when composing a photograph is using framing. It’s when you use something in the real world to frame your subject. We’ve all [...]
What’s for Dinner?
Here is our friend once again, the inquisitive nutria. He’s an adventurous sort of fellow, always looking for a free handout or easy pickings. Though [...]
The Compass Rose
There is a historical district on Galveston Island, called The Strand District. It’s a few streets of old buildings that house some really great [...]
The Colonel
Last week, two friends and I went to Galveston in hopes of shooting a sunset with the Bolivar Ferry in the foreground. While it [...]
A Classic Pose
Occasionally, when you think of a type of photograph, your mind instantly remembers a favorite pose or composition. When I think of horse pictures, [...]
Eye of the Tiger
Over the last year of two, I have discovered that I enjoy taking photos of animals. I’m not sure why, other than it’s a [...]
Canal Street Clock
Okay, I know what you’re thinking. A photo of a clock. Big deal. Well, you might be right. But my guess is, when this [...]