Two New Metroplex Skylines

It’s no big secret that Texas has some of the most recognizable cityscapes in the world.  Recently I produced a combination Dallas / Fort Worth skyline image for KTXD-TV in Dallas and I’m posting it here for the first time.  If you tune into Channel 47’s morning show, you can see this in the background.

Exhibiting the New Cityscapes

We will be a vendor for the first time at the annual Red Steagall’s Cowboy Gathering in the Fort Worth Stockyards this weekend. We will have Texas As I See It available for purchase and personalized by the author.  We will also have a large selection of note cards and many large prints. For the

Two New Cityscapes

As part of a recent commercial assignment, I spent some time out photographing both Dallas and Fort Worth at night – something I’ve been needing to get back to for some time.  As a result, I assembled a collection of images I needed to construct new cityscapes. You can order these in note cards from

New Slideshow Galleries Posted

Well it’s been a long three days, but I’m finally finished upgrading all the web galleries to a new slideshow format. In the past, our online galleries were Flash-based, which meant they were not compatible with Apple’s IOS-based portable devices.  The reason I haven’t rectified this issue sooner, is that building the new galleries requires

Bitcasa Review

I am running a 12 core Mac Pro with 16 gigs of ram, 13TB of internal storage, 4 monitors and the newest updates to OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.4. Recently I have been searching for cloud-based backup for my massive image library.  Bitcasa has been making news with their incredible offer of infinite storage for

Before and After Example: Point Bolivar Lighthouse

As anyone familiar with my work has observed, all of my images are enhanced – sometimes to the extreme – to achieve the effect I envisioned when I took the original photo.  Many factors influence my decisions.  Sometimes I want to “push” a certain element in the composition, other times I prefer to downplay a

Oil and Gas Gallery Posted

In our last few art shows we’ve received numerous requests for oil and gas images. Over the years I’ve amassed a small collection of historically significant images of this industry that has contributed so much to The Lone Star State’s economy, culture and style. Here, for the first time, you can see the current collection

Cadillac Gallery Posted

Of all the images I have captured in my many years behind the lens, easily the most sought-after is my image of a 1959 Cadillac tailfin.  This vivid, depiction of the icon of the 1950s-1960s era is dramatic and makes an excellent addition to almost any decor. By popular demand I’ve assembled a small gallery

Amazing Skies of Texas Gallery Uploaded

As you may or may not know, Texas has some of the most remarkable skies, cloud formations and weather to be found anywhere on earth.  As a member of the Skywarn spotter network, I spend a lot of my time looking UP to see what’s coming – or going in the skies above The Lone