Morning in “Paris”
First light of day on Paris Las Vegas.
Seeing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
First light of day on Paris Las Vegas.
Old concrete culverts stacked and slowly decaying on the outskirts of McKinney, Texas.
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.
The rugged shoreline of Otter Crest Beach at Otter Rock, Oregon.
A jet carves a contrail over the Boulder Theater and the rest of Downtown Boulder, Colorado.
The Cowboy VOR/DME—part of the navigational infrastructure for DFW International Airport—resembles a UFO landing structure in Northwest Dallas.
A rocky mountainside in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park.
A faded sign advertising signs spotted in Dallas’ Cedars neighborhood.
A rocky beach on the shore of Tutshi Lake in British Columbia’s Stikine Region.
Harris Creek weaves through the landscape at North Texas’ Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.
Detail of an abandoned warehouse in Downtown Tyler, Texas.
The rugged and mountainous terrain of Alaska’s Glacier Bay presents a dramatic and awe-inspiring natural landscape, characterized by towering peaks, steep cliffs, and expansive glaciers that descend toward the pristine waters below.
In East Texas’ Tyler State Park, the trees along the lakeshore extend their branches gracefully, casting intricate shadows across the water’s edge. The interplay of light and shade creates a serene and picturesque scene, highlighting the natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere of the park’s landscape.
The legs of Arkansas’ Rich Mountain Lookout Tower.
The trussed ceiling of Exhibit Hall B at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas features an intricate structural design, showcasing a network of interconnected beams that provide both stability and aesthetic appeal. This architectural detail not only supports the expansive space but also contributes to the hall’s modern and functional atmosphere.