The life and times of a Texas photojournalist
Category Archives: Wild Art  When I arrived at work yesterday afternoon, I had one assignment: marching band practice at Southern Miss. As someone who never played in the marching band, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, other than lots of music and possibly some marching. I unknowingly arrived 45 minutes early, so I sat on an old bench […]  When I was a kid, I distinctly remember selling lemonade to passersby near one of my childhood homes. My little sister and I would set up shop on the corner by our home, which was near a relatively busy road. We would then come up with a grand scheme about how we would make SO […] Since a lot of the images I have taken this week have not run yet, I wanted to share a multimedia project I created a while back. The subject? Snow cones. Enjoy! (And if you want to check it out on the HA Web site, you can find it here.)  Two days ago, I was driving around looking for wild art and stumbled upon Skipper spray painting in front of a local tattoo parlor. |
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