Overcast day in Seadrift Texas. This was taken on the gulf coast this last year and the blue high lights are a nice contrast to the weathered white surrounding it.
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Pic of the day. Old dry dock winch. This was used for pulling boats up out of the water to repair them. This was taken right after hurricane Harvey on the Texas coast.
As shot of a train rail intersection in OKC. I rather like the contrast of the rails to the ground colors. This dilapidated old section of track is reminiscent of the old manufacturing areas around the state capitol. Once a boon to the city, now they are hidden from general view as they lapse into obscurity […]
Boats have always been a great experience for me. I remember fishing with both my Grand fathers as a child. One of them built boats for a living back when Todd shipyards was a thing in Alameda California. I have always enjoyed being at sea and that is probably why I took to commercial fishing […]
I spend the afternoon carousing around an old fishing village in Seadrift Texas on a foggy Afternoon. I like these days since it is mostly sunny all the time and I wanted to take advantage of the hazy day to get some shots that I would normally not have the chance to take. I shot […]
More of Port Lavaca, on a cloudy day. This little gallery of an old bridge on the east side of Port Lavaca are bits and pieces of the old road. Most of the shots here are of details rather than points of interest which is my normal shooting style. I shot this with the Canon […]
A shoot at the marina Port Lavaca Harbor in south Texas. On an overcast day sometimes, creates the best lighting variables as the sun moves in and out among the cloud cover. I had to wait several hours for some of these images. One of the first of many windy, cold days during my 7 months […]
This used to be a road and bridge, but now it is the road less traveled that runs from Point Comfort Tx. to Port Lavaca Tx. Sometime in the past, the fickleness of the sea rose up and swallowed it so, TDOT decided that it made a better breakwater than a road. The road was […]