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Downtown Houston skyscrapers are reflected in a pool between rail stops as they rise into the Texas sky.

Approaching downtown from the East on Leeland.

Houston Public Library & 1891 St. John Church

Located in Houston, Arkansas

The derelict Myrtle B Fonteno Building in Houston, formerly used by the Mental Health Mental Retardation Authority of Harris County. You can learn as much as I know about the place by overriding your spell checker and searching for it. Now home to a lot of interesting graffiti, as we will see in due course. Many questions; e.g. Shouldn't the county manage this asset? How did the many contributing street artists allocate space?

I'll flip back to Waxahachie for more Renaissance portraits, but wanted to mix up the subjects and aspect ratios on my photo stream a little.

This is a three-shot merge, my first such attempt. Turns out to be trickier than I thought, but the result is not too bad.

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Houston, TX

IPhone 6 panorama

Houston skyline with skyscrapers under a cloudy sky, viewed from Buffalo Bayou.

Recently revived after being abolished under PSR, UP's Houston-Tucson manifest MEWTU-15 is fresh out of Englewood Yard and heading west on the Houston Sub northwest of downtown.

Houston, TX 3/15/2020

The Heights. Houston, Texas.

One of CSX's Huntington SD70AC rebuilds, #4563, takes UP's MEWOL-15 (Houston-Brownsville, TX) south down the East Belt through Houston's East End. The train was held up out of Englewood Yard long enough for the sun to be right in the optimal position for this shot, commencing an all-afternoon chase.

 

Houston, TX 1/15/2021

Abandoned in Houston County.

We spoke for a while; he told me to call him "buffalo soldier."

The old Houston Methodist Episcopal Church (built 1912), in the small town of Houston, Arkansas.

Hipstamatic multiexposure + vscocam

Looking toward north Houston. Taken from the 23rd floor (also the roof) of a hotel.

From a really cool wall of graffiti that Kay and I found while black Friday photo shopping in Houston. The full wall is embedded below or you can see it full size in the next photo

  

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