Photo-Outings

Event: Paws & Claws Adopt-a-thon 2013

This past weekend several area shelters joined forces to find some awesome dogs and cats forever homes. The event, headed up by the Friends of League City Animal Shelter organization, took place at the League City Civic Center from 10AM - 3PM and was a glorious success! There were 79 adoptions during this event and that is just plain AMAZING! 

Below are the photos I took of the event as well as well as links to my galleries on my social media pages. 

Posted by the City of League City Government

Photo Outings & Events During March 2013

Below are some of the various photography outings and events that happened during March 2013.​

​1. Austin Road Trip

With several destinations in mind (abandoned and not) , my friend and I took a road trip ​to Austin. Some of the places we explored included an abandoned warehouse near the AmTrak station, abandoned cotton gin in Neiderwald. Non-Working electrical plant, Hamilton Pool preserve and South Congress. Below are a few photos I took as well as links to the full galleries.

Complete Austin 2013 gallery on Google+ | Flickr | Facebook

​2. Paws in the Park

Paws in the Park is an annual event that is put on by Pearland Parks and Recreation. There are several competitions including Frisbee dogs, dock dogs and agility courses. Below are some of the photos I took as well as links to the full galleries.

Complete Paws in the Park 2013 gallery on Google+ | Flickr | Facebook

3. ​Neon Splash Dash

I attended the 2013 Houston Neon Splash Dash 5k as a part of a team of six.​ Fun was had by all. Below are the photos I took with my iPhone during the event.

​4. South Texas Road Trip

Took a short road trip to Corpus Christi and as far south as Harlingen. Below are some photos I took along the way.​

5. Night at the Races

For my Brother's birthday, we spent a night at Battleground Speedway and saw him and his team race. Below are some of the photos that I took as well as a link to the full galleries.​

Complete Night at the Races gallery on Google+ | Flickr | Facebook

​March 2013 was quite a busy month. :-)

Photo Outings - NE Brazoria County, Plum Grove & Houston's Midtown

This is a quick overview of three outings I've done in the past week and a half.​

1. NE Brazoria Count - this outing was a trip to the Brazoria Wildlife Refuge. Below are some of the photos I took along the way,

2. Plum Grove is a small town we would travel through on trips to see family in Texarkana when I was a child. It is located near the town of Cleveland, TX.

3. My friend and I decided at the last minute one morning to take a trip into Houston's Midtown. We parked around Westheimer and Dunlavy and walked several blocks down Westheimer toward Downtown.​

My complete Houston's Midtown gallery on Google+ | Flickr | Facebook

While in Midtown, my friend and I found these cool yellow and green buildings and took pics of each other in front of them. We had a lot of fun as you can tell.

Photo Outing | The Strand 1.22.13

Some friends and I made a half-day trip down to Galveston to have coffee and take photos around the area of The Strand. It was a beautiful clear day in late January. I guess you can say it was the calm before the storm that is Mardi Gras. 

Below are some of the photos I came away with as well as links to the full galleries.

My complete Galveston 2013  gallery on Google+ | Flickr | Facebook

Photo Outing | Mary Allen Seminary

Mary Allen Seminary Historical Marker

Last Saturday, a friend and I drove to Crockett, TX to photograph the abandoned Mary Allen Seminary. It was a rainy start to the day. We left Houston around noon and arrived in Crockett around 3:00...just as the skies started clearing. Perfect timing.  

From Wikipedia:

Mary Allen Seminary was the first black women's college in the state of Texas. Initially a parochial school founded and run by white Presbyterians, it was restructured in 1924 and became an accredited junior college with an all-black faculty and black administrator in 1933. The school was closed in 1943, reopened the following year, and operated until 1972.

Below are some of the photos I came away with as well as links to the full galleries.

My complete Mary Allen Seminary gallery on Google+ | Flickr | Facebook