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Mila's first haircut
Anahuac Wildlife Refuge
Duck Creek in south Garland
The Woods
Sangre de Cristo Parish, San Luis, CO
Feeding the ducks
Rio Grande Village Overlook, Big Bend National Park
"If I ain't happy here, I ain't happy nowhere."
Michael Hearne and friends close out Friday night of the 2014 Big Barndance in Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico.
Rio Grande Village overlook
Brisket, rib and ring from City Market, Luling
Santuario de Chimayo
Big Bend thunder shower
Downtown Dallas from Reunion Tower
Downtown Dallas from Reunion Tower
Black bear cub, Big Bend NP
When it was country...
Frontier Sonneteer
Michael Martin Murphey mesmerized the crowd with folk, country and cowboy songs spanning his stellar career, at the Richardson Wildflower Festival Sunday evening.
Post Road, Marathon, TX
Max Gomez
Fredericksburg, TX 4th of July parade
San Antonio Riverwalk with holiday lighting
Sunset on the grid
Sunday with Mila
"Here Jackson, have a drink"
Rio Grande Gorge bridge, New Mexico
Moonset over Lajitis
Michael Hearne, Bill Hearne
Downtown Garland square
Kelly Willis
at Levitt Pavilion, Arlington, TX. Singing "Harper Valley PTA" with just the right amount of sass.
Synchronicity
The Border
Deb and Mila
"Sometimes there's so much beauty in the world, I feel like I can't take it, and my heart is just going to cave in." -- Ricky Fitts, American Beauty
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Saturday Sunset
Marc Broussard closes his set as the sun sets on the Plaza Stage at Richardson Wildflower Festival
Walt Wilkins and Bill Small
Barndance
Western view from Reunion Tower
If you look REAL hard, you can see the Fort Worth skyline on the horizon, and JerryWorld (aka Cowboy Stadium aka ATT Stadium) further to the left on the horizon.
Sunset Bay at White Rock Lake, Dallas
Brandy Zdan
Big Bend wild horses
I think this pair is a mother-daughter combination, as the smaller one stuck very close to Mama while they were watching me photograph them.
Garland Town Square
Garland Town Square
Chuck Pyle
The Plaza Theater, Garland, TX
Plaza Theatre
The Plaza Theatre a local landmark opened in 1941 - on Garland's 50th Birthday - and showed its first movie, Western Union. Now, in its finest hour, the Plaza has been completely refurbished in the art deco style to reflect that bygone era. From the spacious domed lobby area featuring a spectacular chandelier, guests enter the 350-seat theatre equipped with state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems. The Plaza provides the ultimate theatre-going experience enhanced with luxurious velvet seating and a motorized waterfall curtain. The Plaza Theatre provides a perfect setting for the finest in stage productions, concerts, business meetings, receptions and all other special events.