Down in the Valley
Compared to most landscape photographers, I have traveled very little. I’ve never had a job that afforded me the opportunity to jet around the country or world. And up until…
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Blue Frog on a Post
I’m not a big frog fan, real or otherwise, except for maybe Kermit. My friends have this little guy (or girl?) on a post in their backyard. Their backyard is…
Read MoreLittle Caesar
Have you ever looked at your dog or cat and wondered what they were thinking? I wonder what this guy was thinking? He probably thought the guy with the camera…
Read MoreEvening Towers
The first photowalk I did locally was last spring in downtown Houston. It started on the top of a parking garage, just before sunset. I got out of the car…
Read MoreSunrise Under the Pier
I love and hate sunrises; photographing them that is. I can get up with the early birds to go to work, but if I have a vacation day, I like…
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The Greatest Generation
Ask anyone that is a member of the Greatest Generation and they will tell you that things were different back then. Life was simpler, but not easier. There were no iPhones, no…
Read MoreFishing Solo
You can tell the real fishermen (or women) from the amateurs. It’s Saturday night and everyone’s out on the town with their friends, but not this person. They’re out there…
Read MoreLittle Falls
Living in the city or suburbs does not afford you the chance to visit or see many natural streams or brooks. We do however have lots of bayous. But ours…
Read MoreBuddhist Pagoda
Most pagodas in Asia were built to have a religious function, most commonly for Buddhist, and were often located in or near temples. An interesting note, the curved lines of the roofs…
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