Crystal Caves
The mineral exhibit had a really neat portion where they had a crystal cave in the wall that you could look through and there was a projection of a man … Continue readingCrystal Caves
The mineral exhibit had a really neat portion where they had a crystal cave in the wall that you could look through and there was a projection of a man … Continue readingCrystal Caves
Doesn’t this just look like a giant green apply Jolly Rancher? I think it was a peridot specimen. But again, I wasn’t paying attention to the info.
My favorite stop on our vacation was the Minerals exhibit at the Perot Museum. We spent literally like over an hour in there and I photographed pretty much every specimen. … Continue readingPlanet Krypton
Before I talk about this post, I just want to give a shout out to all my recent new followers. Thank you so much for feeling compelled enough by my … Continue readingEncrusted
Classic statues are among my favorite to photograph at museum. They’re typically in expressive positions which are often fun to replicate yourself and take a photo alongside the statue. I … Continue readingOnwards
A piece from the Dallas Museum of Art.
One of the shots I got walking around the neighborhood last night. People threw out their entire basements guys. That’s how bad this flood was.
I found this guy laying by someone’s curb on my walk to take pictures of all the junk everyone had outside their houses tonight. Unfortunately, I was too late to … Continue readingDo Not Go Gentle
My biffle Alyza coerced me (although it really didn’t take much coercing TBH) to do the Lynda.com 21 Day Drawing Challenge this month and I’m really enjoying it so far. … Continue readingA Sweet Death
I think I might have to add another week to the end of this challenge to make up for missed days. Anyway, I didn’t do throwback Thursday this week, so … Continue readingGoat Whisperer