You have clients with bare walls. (- and friends too, I’ll bet) We have ART. Lots of Art. Refer people to us and earn a 10% commission on every order we complete. Contact me for a personalized file you can print and hand out. We will keep track of your referral code (and sales) and send…
So let’s just say you have a carpenter ant infestation… We bought our home in Dallas 2 years ago this month. We’ve been battling a problem with carpenter ants in the dining room ceiling since then. A few days ago I noticed one of these pests on one of the large dining room windows (then…
We just recently blew in a nice thick layer of insulation in our attic to decrease our energy usage and even out the temperature across the house. Prior to this we have been replacing all our lighting with LED for these reasons. They use less energy They last a lot longer They create almost no…
Today seemed like as good a time as ever to start a Photo Du Jour post. Every day I will post an image, generally something I processed that day. Today’s classic pinup image is titled “Peek A Boo”. Deanna B. is the model, dressed in classic schoolgirl style featuring a tartan miniskirt and heels. This…
Or for any other occasion… As a gift – or for yourself, art is not a luxury, it is a necessity. Max Eastman said “It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance and I know of no substitute whatever for the force and beauty of its process.” Why invest in art? Art will not wear…
The current Capture Dallas contest in Memory Lane, Aurora 2015 I have 3 entries in this contest from our family life in the last few years. I hope you enjoy — and hopefully vote for them. Here are the entries for this contest from my portfolio: …
A growing trend in commercial interior decorating is to have very large prints of your own building / property in a highly stylized format. I recently assembled this gallery from one of my commercial shoots as an example of what I can do for you. This little gallery contains variations on two images of the same lobby.…
You probably didn’t know this even existed, but now that you do, you know you want one. Slinkies have been a favorite toy for kids since the 1940s when Richard James invented them. The original slinky is made of spring steel and measures roughly 2.75″ in diameter. It is a fun example of kinetics for…
We have made several trips to The Big Apple, so this time I did not capture my usual architectural selection of dramatic skyscraper shots. I’ve done that and have a sizable library of NYC images as a result. This time we focused on showing my son around the City and chose the classics: Liberty Island,…
I was recently contracted to produce a graphic piece for Fort Worth. This is the final edit. Carving a fiddle into the shape of an “S” was fairly time-consuming, but fine-tuning the longhorns and hand-painting them (with a tablet) took by far the longest to get the way I wanted it. Cowtown – Where the…
