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Austin Skyline Panorama
This panorama of the Austin, Texas skyline was taken from the south shore of Lady Bird Lake a short time after sunset. The final image was constructed from 25 individual exposures stitched together...
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Waiting on Congress Avenue Bridge
This shot, one of my favorites, was actually the result of a failed attempt to capture a photo of the bats leaving Congress Avenue Bridge in Austin during the summer of 2009. For some reason, the bats...
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Texas State Capitol
Most visitors to the Texas State Capitol in Austin congregate on the south side of the building since it’s closer to downtown and is also the side that receives the most sun during the later part of...
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Texas State Capitol Rotunda
The Texas State Capitol is undoubtedly one of the most photographer-friendly public buildings I’ve ever had the pleasure to visit (and I’ve visited it a great deal over the last couple of decades). Not...
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Texas State Capitol, Austin
This landscape format shot of the Texas State Capitol in Austin was taken at the same time as the portrait version you can find here. If you are up early during the summer, head to the north side of...
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Hamilton Pool
Yes – it really is that idyllic and beautiful. Hamilton Pool lies about 20 miles west of Austin and is an enormously popular swimming hole on summer weekends. It was formed when part of the roof of a...
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Texas State History Museum, Austin
The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum can be found about four blocks north of the State Capitol and has become another must-see location in any visit to Austin. The twenty foot high bronze star in...
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