The Restoration of the Cole Theater
Adding to yesterday’s post, the Cole Theater in Rosenberg, TX is finally getting the repairs it has waited so long for. The last time it was renovated was 1939. Though…
Read MoreCategory: Texas
The Cole Theater
My daughter and I recently attended a BAC Photography & Design photo opportunity at the Cole Theater in the Historic Downtown Rosenberg, TX. It was a stormy evening, which combined with…
Read MoreEvening Pyramids
I have had the fortune to stay at the Moody Gardens Hotel a few times. Each time I stay, the fog has been terrible in the morning and evenings. So…
Read MoreLet’s Rodeo
Houston is as cosmopolitan as any other town. Maybe more so, considering that it has a huge multicultural influence from around the world. But all that goes out the window…
Read MoreShades of a Simpler Time
As a kid, most of us learned how to play checkers. Many of us will not play it again until we are confined in a rocking chair, maybe with a…
Read MoreMarina Reflections
It had been a beautiful, sunny December day, and my friend and I had already photographed several locations. But the weather quickly grew cold after the sun went down. We…
Read MoreRice Silos
Many small towns will have a structure or two that set them apart from other small towns. In Katy, TX, the rice silos and mill are hard to miss. I…
Read MorePresidential Limo
If you have ever seen the presidential motorcade, you know it is quite a site. I was stopped for several minutes at an entrance ramp to the freeway many years…
Read MoreAfter Hours in East Bernard
I would guess that most really small towns look the same well after midnight; empty and quiet. That was the case when we came home from a late night of…
Read MoreOl’ 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 surprises, both in the nice folks…
Read More