The entire cast of the 'Texas Snipe Hunting' series.
"Texas Snipe Hunting" series cast member.
The University of Texas Tower after the Longhorns' 2005 National Football Championship. Photo taken from the UT Recreational Sports Department's Swim Center, on the former site of the old Varsity Cafeteria.
Spring bloom southwest of Austin, Texas.
South Texas sunflowers.
North face of Mount Olympus, Olympic National Park, Washington State.
"Texas Snipe Hunting" series cast member, Jolyn Janis. (I got her business card -- www.jolynjanis.com)
"Texas Snipe Hunting" series cast member.
Mmmm... corndogs.
Texas State Capitol "I have said that Texas is a state of mind, but I think it is more than that. It is a mystique closely approximating a religion. And this is true to the extent that people either passionately love Texas or passionately hate it and, as in other religions, few people dare to inspect it for fear of losing their bearings in mystery or paradox. But I think there will be little quarrel with my feeling that Texas is one thing. For all its enormous range of space, climate, and physical appearance, and for all the internal squabbles, contentions, and strivings, Texas has a tight cohesiveness perhaps stronger than any other section of America. Rich, poor, Panhandle, Gulf, city, country, Texas is the obsession, the proper study and the passionate possession of all Texans." -John Steinbeck, 1962. "Texas is neither southern nor western. Texas is Texas - Senator William Blakley",
Most of the abandoned mining structures in the Colorado Rocky Mountains have been salvaged. This mine on the Red Mountain Pass summit still had its machinery in place, and after nearly a century, it has achieved a magnificent patina.
September in Silverton, Colorado.
Utah sandstone.
Washington's Mt. Rainier as seen from Mt. Adams' north flank. September, 1981.
The sun sets on the Texas Hill Country's Indian Paintbrush blooms.
"Texas Snipe Hunting" series cast member, Jolyn Janis. (I got her business card -- www.jolynjanis.com)
Suranesh (Joe Fradella), from the independent film "The Secret of Suranesh," produced and directed by Jay Galvan and Avrel Seale in 2005.
The National Gallery of Art's East Building.
Most of the abandoned mining structures in the Colorado Rocky Mountains have been salvaged. This mine on the Red Mountain Pass summit still had its machinery in place, and after nearly a century, it has achieved a magnificent patina.
The Dunn Family Orchard & Vineyard in Palisade, Colorado produces the most delicious fruit imaginable.
Hermosa Vineyards Syrah awaiting labels.
Colorado's San Juan Mountain Range from Molas Pass. This panorama is a result of merging 7 seperate images into a single image.
"Texas Snipe Hunting" series cast member, Jolyn Janis. (I got her business card: www.jolynjanis.com)
The University of Texas at Austin's Main Building Tower and the Littlefield Fountain, January 8, 2006. After the Texas Longhorns won the BCS National Football Championship, the number 1 was displayed in the windows for several days.
General Store no more. Mogollon, New Mexico is a fascinating little town at the end of a road to, well, Mogollon, and nowhere else. That means it's not like other places because nobody goes there who doesn't live there, except guys like me who see little used roads and think, "Hmm, I wonder where that goes?" Sometimes, my camera and I are rewarded for finding out where the road goes. You may also have noticed that to me the world is a vivid place. I don't do a lot of b&w work, but sometimes a subject just begs for it. I try to be accommodating.
Most of the abandoned mining structures in the Colorado Rocky Mountains have been salvaged. This mine on the Red Mountain Pass summit still had its machinery in place, and after nearly a century, it has achieved a magnificent patina.
The 26th annual Zilker Park Kite Festival in Austin.
A lil' bit of Texas beach.
"Texas Snipe Hunting" series cast member.
This image became a Cornell Hurd Band CD cover.
The University of Texas at Austin's Main Building Tower and the brand new Student Swim Center, January 8, 2006. After the Texas Longhorns won the BCS National Football Championship, the number 1 was displayed in the windows for several days.
Charddonay bottles ready for the charddonay. This image brings to mind the image of a nest of baby birds, naked, blind, with hungry open mouths pointed to the sky.
Lone star
A pair of water lillies
