North American AT-6 Texan
The AT-6 Texan was a popular plane for most pilots during World War 2, since pilots trained in the Texan before moving on to [...]
1100 Louisiana
It’s amazing how just crossing the street of a large city can offer an entirely different look. Across the intersection from the Wells Fargo Plaza [...]
Constellation Field
Last Friday evening I attended my first Minor League baseball game. The Houston area has always been a one-team town with the Houston Astros, [...]
Cruisin’ in Blue
Some cars are instant classics when they are created. You just know it’s destined to be a collector’s car and one to keep if [...]
Sunset Over the Park
It was a Friday evening and my wife wanted to show me the new dog park they added to a local city park. We [...]
The Old International
Old trucks remind me of old war veterans. They may have been around a long time and show some wear and tear, but you [...]
MGM Lion
Las Vegas is eye candy for a photographer that enjoys lights and cityscapes. There are so many things to shoot at anytime of the [...]
A Quiet Courtyard
Older architecture has many features you don’t see in most new buildings. The courtyard was a place where you entered, before entering the building. It set [...]
Fire Station 7
First responders are a unique group of people, as they are expected to perform their duties under the worst conditions. You might call them [...]
The Little Plane That Could
They say everything in Texas is bigger, but not for this little airplane. This 1967 Ginn DSA-1 is tiny (as compared in this photo), [...]