That… Which Matters Most

  • Rubber Duckies! : Frisco Fair

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  • My Father’s House

    Back in March 2014, my father took me and my boys down to Galveston, TX, and we were able to tour the house where he was born and grew up on Ball Street. The house was built before the 1900 hurricane (the worst hurricane in U.S. history) and most recently… Listen ⇢

    My Father’s House

  • Cross Country in Canton

    Andrew, my oldest son, had a cross-country meet in Canton, TX, earlier this week. I was able to attend and managed to take a few shots. Since I’m not much into sports photography, I was surprised at some of the shots I captured. You will see that he finished in… Listen ⇢

    Cross Country in Canton

  • Moody Gardens Galveston

    From the trip I took with my dad and my sons back in March 2014. I also took the Twins picture there that I love.   Listen ⇢

    Moody Gardens Galveston

  • Happy Anniversary Bekah and Tyler

    Last October, our youngest daughter Bekah got married and they asked me to be the “official” photographer. I was more than happy to do so, especially since it justified getting a new camera. The camera I bought was not top of the line, but one that I could get for… Listen ⇢

    Happy Anniversary Bekah and Tyler

  • Lazy Days

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  • Almost Fall Scenery

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  • Washington County Fair

    Again, from archives, September 2013. I took the boys to the Washington County Fair, the oldest fair in Texas. As you can see, the fair organizers have updated the attractions just a bit. They have more than the historic hay ride.   Listen ⇢

  • Hank the Cowdog Illustrator

    I read that the illustrator for Hank the Cowdog, Gerald L. Holmes, died on Thursday. Hank the Cowdog was a staple in our home when the boys were younger. So in honor of Mr. Holmes, I share with you our boys outside of one of the book stores in Brenham,… Listen ⇢