Tag: Photography
Crisp Morning Air: Watauga River
I can still feel the crisp morning air as I looked out our back balcony over looking the Watauga River, and then out the front balcony, looking at the sunrise.
Mini Train: Frisco Heritage Museum
I’m not sure why this mini-engine was made, but it’s important enough to be in the entryway to the Frisco Heritage Museum.
Grab a Suitcase: Frisco Heritage Museum
It’s that time again: grab a suitcase, fill it up and hit the road.
Suitcases have come along way in 100 years. Thank goodness for the wheel!
Rubber Duckies! : Frisco Fair
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.
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 a fairly decent price at the Canon website. But…it was a huge improvement over and above my previous camera, which was a second generation Canon Rebel, that I got back in 2004. All the recent pictures you see are with the newer camera.
But, this is not about photography. It’s about a wedding. In which, I was the photographer. It was our gift to Bekah and Tyler for me to take the pictures, edit them, and put them into a photo album for them. I think that was a wonderful gift. But again, this isn’t about what I did…it’s about the fact that I have pictures. I have a way to share them. And, I can say, “Happy anniversary Bekah and Tyler! May the LORD bless you with many, many more anniversaries.”
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, TX, after getting another in the long series of Hank the Cowdog.
Get a Handle On It
I loved the doors, and the handles.
Date Morning
Instead of going out to eat, we go out to shop, since we eat much better at home than we do at the local restaurants. Our Saturday morning dates are becoming a tradition, a stop at Starbucks for coffee, shopping at Trader Joe’s for the essentials (chocolate and wine), and gas in the Murano in preparation for Sunday’s worship. We like traditions.
Contemplating Bishop Park
The best part of a park, is sitting, relaxing, and enjoying the beauty.
Undivided Attention
Such intensity…she never looks away.
Tennessee Hills
Or maybe Virginia. I’m just not sure. In dems parts, jus’ looks all the same to this Texans’ eyes: beautiful.
All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons 2021.
Twins
Timing is everything…
Somewhere Above Cloudcroft
Taken in the mountains near Cloudcroft, NM. Yes, definitely above in elevation as well. From the archives, 2013.
Bolivar Ferry Spring Break 2014
Back in 2014, my dad and I took my two boys down to Galveston to show them around for spring break. We also took them on the Bolivar Ferry, which runs between the island and the Bolivar Peninsula.
