I had a wonderful visit to the Shiloh battlefield earlier this week on the way to a conference. Here’s a little teaser of a shot, taken with my little Olympus point and shoot with its “in camera” panoramic option.
The Peach Orchard
A fantastic spot to work with a camera for sure, can’t wait to share the rest of the day’s image with ya’ll.
Exciting news to share!!
Abilene Christian University will be publishing a picture book featuring my images of the Texas Frontier Forts!
For those of you who’ve been around long enough to remember, this project was originally taken on by TSTC – right up until nearly a year ago to the day – the college shut down its publishing house.
Enough thanks cannot go out to Margaret Hoogstra, Director of the Texas Forts Trail for her tireless work in finding a new home for this project!!
Sincere thank you to ACU for picking this project up and I can’t wait until we get books in hand, hopefully later this year!!
This project has been a labor of love for me, combining my love for Texas history with my passion for photography. I have driven and rode (on my trusty motorcycle) across Texas to capture the essence of our frontier heritage. Can’t wait!!
I always seem to hang out at a spot longer than seems prudent… but then again, the light has proven me right more often than not. 
the kiss
Hadn’t realized it had been so long since my last post… I’ve been slacking!!
Here’s a few pics to make it up to ya!
Caprock Sunset
Overlooks… they’re there for a reason!!
lines and clouds
Every now and then, I’ll double up on a post and share a post that I also made on Facebook…. This is one of those times! I was quite pleased to get this shot!!
Mule-neer
Gotta love those Texas backcountry roads, something to see nearly everywhere you look….
back roads
