Best Photos of 2025

Well, this is photography blog, as well as other things. And I have been a bit absent minded when it comes to posting. So here are my favorite photos of 2025. Happy New Year.


We took Joey down to Galveston for New Year’s.


Kitchen Sunrise.


Celebrating our 10th Wedding Anniversary in Memphis, with some friends.


North Fork Holston River — Virginia.


Our granddaughter.


Our sleepy grandson.



Celebrating my 64th birthday at Tricky Fish in Fort Worth.


The LAST pair of Birthday Tecovas we will ever buy. See my previous post. AS a follow up, I did get my first pair resoled and the man who did it said I should buy Lucchesse next time.


Joey’s 18th birthday!


Joey’s graduation. I’m proud of him.


Our first visit to downtown Knoxville, with the rain shower option.





We found a quaint loft in downtown Knoxville.

Completely relaxed.


Picked up the boys for a drive over to Rockwall for some burgers and ice cream


One of the perks of my job: field trips to the petting zoo at the fair.


The absolute best breakfast of the year!


Ducking out of the wind, trying to enjoy the beach.


The best part of Galveston.


The best sunrise of 2025.


The best gift of Christmas.


Heidi and I found a great barbecue restaurant in Lebanon, TN. It was our last meal together before I flew back to Texas, in order to preach last Sunday. Alas, I was too sick to preach and slept all day. Heidi stayed in Tennessee with our daughter and grand children. We all ended the year under the weather.


All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons 2025. 

PPAC #54: Harbor District Guitar

Here is my entry in Marsha’s, Always Write Blog, PPAC Challenge. This challenge it to take pictures of public art and share with others. There is an abundance of public art to work with, and my entry is of a painted guitar I found at the Harbor District in Rockwall with my boys back in April (hard to believe that was back in April).

The Harbor District is a trendy area on Lake Ray Hubbard. I don’t think it’s really a harbor. If you look closely at the lighthouse, pictured below, you can see that it’s not very tall, maybe 14′ feet high. Since it’s on a lake, there are no ships that need a warning of the shore, at least, not to my knowledge.









All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons, 2022.