crawling...

Allister started crawling this week. Caught her in action this morning before I headed in to work. It makes my day when I am able to capture moments like this on instant film...

laguna beach silhouettes...

Sometimes removing the colors brings out the shapes. This is definitely one of those times...

winter cactus...

A little over-exposed, but it was my own fault because I accidently moved the exposure wheel to lighten without noticing until after I had taken the photo. Still a beautiful winter photo of the rugged terrain in West Texas (near the Red River)...

ready to shoot...

Tyler and I got a chance to get out an explore a new area of Childress this year.  We try and get at least one afternoon to photograph the town and the surrounding area. This year we headed out North of Childress on highway 83 to the Red River. I took several images that I will post over the next few weeks, but this one was a favorite from the day. Probably didn't have to travel all the way out to the Red River to get this one, but that's where it happened...

one of many firsts...

So many firsts in all of our lives. So thankful to be a part of so many firsts in Pyper's life. If you know Pyper, you would know that she is so afraid of just about everything that takes any risk. Stepping on this bike tonight was such a significant first for her. So glad that Tyler and I are always there to capture times like this with both of our perspectives. Tonight, my perspective was caught with my SLR680 camera and Impossible instant film...

a group of three...

dog and cat pants...

Pyper has the coolest pants...

deep ellum art...

Have photographed this mural (along with many other ones) in deep ellum mulitple times with different cameras. This Impossible image of Madison King is by far one of my favorites...

freedom is not free...

injured angel...

Came upon this small statue in the East Mount Cemetery in Greenville this past weekend.  I go to this cemetery often to look for items to photograph. As I got closer, I realized that the right arm was and left foot were missing/broken. Really like it when I get to use the last few black frame images on something as unique as this...

the reflection pool...

one scene,

sunny day, 

dallas museum of art,

lots of trees,

concrete wall,

piece of art,

reflection pool,

two polaroid cameras,

impossible silver shade and color film,

two surreal photos...

josh holiday...

the tree...

a new york state of mind...