A Texas Partial Solar Eclipse is a celestial event that can be viewed in most of western North America on October 23, 2014. While Houston is not in the path of the eclipse maximum during this event, a Texas Partial Solar Eclipse is still an occurrence that deserves some attention. Nowhere will this eclipse of […]
Today was the first day of the Wings over Houston Airshow, CAF Houston Airshow and I went to my usual viewing area in the neighborhood. I view did not disappoint. Highlights this year were a Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor and the Blue Angels team. It was a sunny day with bright blue sky and cool temps.
A swing around downtown Houston presented these sights. Street Photos on an early fall day. The city always provides surprising and unusual sites. The giant cello is very near the theater district. Protesters are nearly anywhere. I’m not a Street Photo guru, enthusiast, or diehard. However I do occasionally go for human interest. Street Photos
The Space Shuttle Endeavor spent the night in Houston before departing on the 20th of September to her final home in California. She was in transit from Kennedy Space Center in Florida and made a pit stop at Ellington Field, south of Houston. I went to Ellington Field in the early morning hours and captured
This morning was the scheduled demolition of the old Prudential Insurance building in the Medical Center in Houston, TX. The demolition in Houston was scheduled for 7:52:00 AM. After some Google Map research and a recon drive over on Friday, I made my way to what I thought would be a perfect viewing position. Unfortunately the
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