Architectural photographs from Tim Stanley
Keep Looking Up
I mentioned before how much I enjoyed the Jefferson Building in Washington. The moment you walk into the main building, you are caught by [...]
George Memorial Geometry
Throughout our day, we encounter shapes and designs that mostly go unnoticed. Then there are those that reach out and slap us in the [...]
Downtown Houston Sculpture
One perk about photo walking is you run across items you miss driving by in the car. Take this shot for example. This large [...]
The Big Porch at Union Station
Union Station is a place I hope to spend more time at one day. While in Washington D.C., we went there much by chance, not being [...]
Julia Ideson Building
As mentioned in the state historical marker, Julia Ideson was the Houston Public Library librarian from 1903 to 1945. Under her term, the library [...]
Halls of Influence
Since our country is relatively young compared to the rest of the world, the influence of other cultures can be seen in our architecture, [...]
Capitol Stars
They say the stars at night, are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas. Though Austin is deep in the heart of [...]
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, [...]
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 [...]