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Zion Hill Baptist Church, Nacogdoches, Texas. The church is adjacent to the Oak Grove Cemetery. The cemetery contains the graves of several individuals who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence and other influential individuals from the Republic of Texas period.

Historic bridge that has been preserved. It no longer carries traffic. It is next to Texas-19 near Riverside, Texas.

There were some large fields of bluebonnets on the east side of Hempstead on 290 / 6. But they were on the ring side of the highway and the shoulder was crowded with other cars. The baffling thing was people thought it was ok to climb over the fence and trespass on the property.

These were taken near Washington, Texas. It is close to Washington on the Brazos where the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed. The blue bonnets are starting to come into bloom but not at peak yet.

It is a nice drive. I have driven most of it. The only section I am missing is from Jackson to the exit for Alcorn State.

GTNP early morning on the way to Yellowstone

Grand Tetons National Park - Oxbow lake near Jackson Lake Lodge at Dawn

Another bench in the Kinder Building @ MFAH. The light falling on the bench is what caught my eye.

I posted this in the B&W forum. But a building by Mies Van Der Rohe deserves multiple posting. This is the mezzanine level of the Law building at Museum of Fine Arts Houston. Van Der Rohe’s original structure follows the curved column line. The expansion, is everything to the right. He did not...

#1, MFAH - Kinder Building, #2 Picnic area between Houston and Dallas on I-45

Blendin Coffee Club in Sugar Land, Texas. The building was a drive through bank building in a previous life.

I am a Houston native. The tallest building used to be the two story garden apartments and the Chinese restaurant. The apartments are still there but the restaurant is long gone. Whenever I drive the section of Post Oak between San Felipe and the 610 loop, I feel like I am entering a canyon.

Houston, Texas - North end of Post Oak Blvd. The 1st and 3rd photos were taken in the building development. The 2nd and 4th were at the corner of San Felipe and Post Oak Blvd. .

I like this one the best because of the clouds and sky. I can see where this would be a challenging landscape to photograph well

I didn't realize he had been. He is featured heavily in some of the photos in the downstairs entrance. I know Philip Johnson was fired from the Rothko Chapel in Houston. Apparently some differing opinions with the Menils

Brice Canyon NP and Arches NP - 1st trip with Leica CL

Historic bridge across the Trinity River between Huntsville and Crockett

From a road trip to Fort Worth, Texas. The Kimble and Modern Art Museums