South Side on Lamar

Opened in 1910 and known as the "Sears Building" for decades , the South Side on Lamar building is registered as a National Historic Landmark and now provides spacious loft living. Building can be seen on the right side of downtown when entering Dallas from south end crossing the Trinity River.

boats at White Rock Lake

Picture of boats at White Rock Lake on the Mockingbird Ln side. For more lake info, you can visit whiterocklake.org

Happy 4th of July

Pictures 4th of July celebration with dazzling 30-minutes fireworks in Addison. Addison is rated one of the top places to watch fireworks in the country by the American Pyrotechnics Association, USA Today and The Wall Street Journal.

6:00am sunrise

Here is a sunrise pic taken near the 'High Five' intersection (I-635 & I-75).

The Dallas Zoo

A recent trip to the zoo gave me a chance to take some very nice pictures of a wide variety of animals. If heading to the zoo during summer, be prepare to battle the Texas heat. If interested, check out the Dallas Zoo home page for more details.

Commemorating Dallas’ beginnings

Dallas beginnings are commemorated here in Pioneer Plaza with a lifelike size bronze cattle drive sculpture. Pioneer Plaza is located near City Hall and the Dallas Convention Center off South Griffin & Young Street.

"Texas, our Texas"

Shot of an extremely large Texas flag near the I-635 & I-30 (Northeast Dallas) area. Just a tad bit of info: blue stands for loyalty, the white represents purity, and the red is for bravery.