Mid-winter weather arrived and southeast Texas was blessed with wonderful weather during the Christmas and New Year Holidays. Looking back I found another fine January day in 2006. All outdoor activities were on the table, including boating and a relaxed beer. Mid winter weather in Texas can be highly variable. It can range from cold, […]
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A New Year at Brazoria was a good time to take a few photos and start out 2012. The sunrise was sublime. The morning was absolutely still and there wasn’t a ripple on the waters of the marsh. Some of my old friends were out and about, but not in the numbers that are normally
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I’m still fighting the invasion of the overactive lemon tree. In the latest attempt to use as many lemons as possible, a lemon meringue pie appeared in the kitchen tonight. I’m going to have to become more creative if I’m ever going to utilize all of this years crop.
Testing out some ambient light and flash combinations, I noticed he was watching. Better be good! Old Santa was watching me this afternoon as the household prepared for the upcoming holiday season. He is guarding the tree and the presents beneath it.
Somedays you just don’t have anything better to do. A heavily vignetted green eye was the subject of a spontaneous capture. On a cool blustery day in December, outdoors is not always a preferred option. Sometimes you just shoot what you see and make the best of it.
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Lunch on the move – Street Photo Houston, TX. This gentleman, bundled against the chill, was catching lunch on the run while waiting at a crosswalk in Houston’s downtown. On a chilly winter day even the busy pedestrians have to eat. Taken with a 200mm telephoto, the background, while visible. is not a distraction from
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