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The AT&T Long Lines Adams Tower silently towers into the overcast sky over Frisco, Texas.
Seeing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
The AT&T Long Lines Adams Tower silently towers into the overcast sky over Frisco, Texas.
Mexican artist Miguel Covarrubias‘ striking 1954 mosaic “Genesis, the Gift of Life” stands in the forecourt of the Dallas Museum of Art.
A Missouri-Pacific Short Bay Window Caboose in the collection of the Red River Railroad Museum in Denison, Texas.
Waterslides on the cruise ship Carnival Magic as it sails in the Gulf of Mexico.
Utah’s Stansbury Island rises over the salt flats of the Great Salt Lake.
The marquee of the historic Rialto Theater—opened in 1920—in Downtown Denison, Texas.
Antique benches and chairs spotted in Downtown Grapevine, Texas.
The long-abandoned Dallas Power and Light East Substation—originally built in 1920 to power Dallas’ streetcar system—decays in the city’s Cedars neighborhood. This photo I shot ten years prior to this one helps highlight the location’s decline.
The rocky shoreline of California’s Muir Beach.
Architectural detail of the Populus Hotel in Denver, Colorado.Architectural detail of the Populus Hotel in Denver, Colorado.
Detail of the Moscow, Camden & St. Augustine Railway No. 201—a steam locomotive originally built for the construction of the Panama Canal—on display in Downtown Anna, Texas.
First light of day on Paris Las Vegas.
The Rio Grande cuts through the Rio Grande Gorge near Taos, New Mexico, as seen from the 600 foot (180 m) tall Rio Grande Gorge Bridge.
The long-abandoned Circle Theater, originally opened in 1947, stands in an empty lot in Northwest Dallas. It most recently operated as a music venue, Stereo Live Dallas, before closing as a casualty of the pandemic.
Sunflowers greet the rising sun on a sandy beach in Galveston, Texas.
Well-trod-upon sand dunes at New Mexico’s White Sands National Park.
Detail of a tree at McKinney, Texas’ Pecan Grove Cemetery.
Trees encroach on the historic Carpenters Bluff Bridge, a former railroad bridge built in 1910 that crosses the Red River on the Texas/Oklahoma border east of Denison, Texas.