Who knew road construction could be exciting? This is Part 3 of a multi-part series I hope you enjoy and maybe it will inspire you to look at the world around you with a new perspective. If you missed Part … Continue reading Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 3. Approaching I-35
This week’s Random Object Wednesday is a special two-part series! Our contributors for this week are Kristin Briley & her son. This is Part 2. If you missed Part 1 click here. Let the fun continue! Our youngest contributor to … Continue reading Random Object Wednesday: Part 2. Items found in pockets and a backpack
This week’s Random Object Wednesday is a special two-part series! Our contributors for this week are Kristin Briley & her son. Click here to view Kristin’s bio. Be sure to like her Paint By Color Facebook page and visit her Etsy site! … Continue reading Random Object Wednesday! Part 1. Hours of fun!
Who knew road construction could be exciting? This is Part 2 of a multi-part series I hope you enjoy and maybe it will inspire you to look at the world around you with a new perspective. If you missed … Continue reading Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 2. Joe Ratcliff Pedestrian Walkway
Who knew road construction could be exciting? This is a multi-part series I hope you enjoy and maybe it will inspire you to look at the world around you with a new perspective. First a note of thanks to the following individuals who had a hand in making this series possible: 1. Tore Bellis: My photography buddy on this expedition – he also drove and made sure I didn’t stray or trespass… 2. Sam Solomon: My friend who encouraged me to document the history of the LBJ Freeway. 3. Fernando De Los Santos: My friend who also encouraged … Continue reading Road Construction Series: LBJ Freeway Part 1.
While I was in Michigan for a few days my friend Michelle gave me a tour of her parents’ farm. She and her family know how much I enjoy taking photos. As I indicated, there was little time—we just had … Continue reading Farm Living
I didn’t want to let the roses go to waste after they were past their prime. So I let them dry. These drooping, sad looking roses make a great subject for photography! I started out with a rose on a … Continue reading Withered yet still a striking beauty!
This sounds horrible but it’s true—I needed to kill time today. I had an hour and a ½ before an appointment. It wasn’t worth going home from work then driving all the way back to this side of town. I … Continue reading Killing Time
One of my favorite places to discover insects, birds and wildlife is the Ft. Worth Nature Center and Refuge. I rediscovered this shot as I was looking for interesting photos to share. I’m fond of the ‘metallic looking armor’. I … Continue reading Scarab Beetle
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