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Evening sun did a wonderful job of bringing out the rolling relief of the hills visible from Sotol Vista in Big Bend National Park, Texas.
I’ve looked out a few more images from my Easter trip to Big Bend National Park. The first was taken at the end of our morning visit to Balanced...
This old truck is parked next to highway 290 just east of Fredericksburg, Texas. Our previous president appears to have a great deal of support in that...
Some “welcome” signs on sale at Fredericksburg Trade Days during our visit a week or so ago.
We dropped in on Fredericksburg Trade Days, a large, monthly flea market, during our trip out there recently. In addition to traders in booths inside the 7 permanent...
This is another picture of the rusty Cadillac that guards the entrance to the Hye Cider Company on route 290 just outside Johnson City, Texas.
An unanticipated highlight of our trip to Fredericksburg was a visit to the Hye Cider Company on the way home. We had passed their sign on many earlier...
This gnarly old Cadillac marks the entrance to Hye Cider Company on route 290 just outside Johnson City, Texas.
Nikki and I spent a lovely couple of days in Fredericksburg this past weekend. It wasn’t a photography trip but I took one camera and a single prime...
A couple of tourists enjoy the explosion of colour at Amarilllo’s famous Cadillac Ranch art installlation.
I still have a few more unposted pictures from Amarillo’s Cadillac Ranch so here’s another which shows just how much paint has accumulated...
Staying in Amarillo, here’s another, somewhat different shot from the Cadillac Ranch art installation. This was shot in infra-red and the weird colour...
One of the half-buried and more-than-half dissolved vehicles in Amarillo’s famous Cadillac Ranch. The installation was set up back in 1974 with vehicles...
This is the last of the current series of infra-red images taken in Terlingua Ghost Town and shows the same two tombs in the cemetery that I posted a few days...
A dry stone wall and several abandoned and crumbling buildings in the ghost town at Terlingua, Texas.
This grave in the Terlingua cemetery caught my eye, firstly due to the elaborate display of empty beer and tequilla bottles, and secondly because it was so new....
Remains of the door frames in a couple of Terlingua ghost town buildings, likely abandoned following the bankruptcy of the Chisos Mining Company in the early...
Terlingua Cemetery sits in the middle of the ghost town and is a fascinating place to visit and trace the fortunes of the town and its past residents....
I finally got round to processing my infra-red pictures from our recent trip to Big Bend National Park so I’ll be posting a set taken in and around...
Mardi Gras-inspired art seen on a gate in the French Quarter of New Orleans during March 2021.
