Second Printing of Texas As I See It is HERE

Well, it’s been a few years, but the second printing is finally a reality. On March 1, 2018 we took delivery of 3,000 + new coffee table books. The second printing is even more remarkable than the first.  Our critically acclaimed coffee table book, Texas As I See It (volume I) was a gorgeous example

Dallas, Texas

Almost 3 years ago we made the move 20 miles south from Frisco to Dallas.  We did this for a long list of reasons, but primarily for the culture.  We wanted to be closer to the Arts and Design Districts – and Deep Ellum.  Places where creative people congregate.  We also like the feel of

2015 Calendars Available NOW

We have 2015 calendars available in several themes. This is the time to order if you want them by the end of the year. They are each individually printed and assembled right here in North Dallas using heavy card stock produced in Texas as well. When we say “Made in the Great State of Texas“, we mean it.

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

Texas As I See It Book Signing Press Release

October 26, 2011 Press Release: Book Signing Frisco photographer Warren Paul Harris, in conjunction with the release of his first coffee table book, Texas As I See It, will be available to sign copies of the book in several locations over the coming months. Warren’s view of the Lone Star State is evocative, compelling and insightful.

New Photo of Mattito’s Posted

Ever since it opened, I’ve wanted to photograph Mattito’s Cantina in Frisco.  The exterior is brightly painted in fluorescent colors and the marquee is done in vivid neon.   I have seen several published images of this edifice over the years and every one has left me entirely underwhelmed.  Seeing it at night, the colors

Newman Village Project

  Newman Village Sculpture Residential Real Estate Photography is one of my favorite themes. I enjoy locating  dramatic examples of architecture and finding the most profound way to convey the characteristics of the structure to my viewers. My wife is a retired Realtor (Ex-Ebby agent) and has been trying to get me to investigate Newman