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
You all know I took pictures of flowers in Dallas. These beauties were at the Dallas Arboretum, literally everywhere. I didn’t pay attention to what species they are, but they … Continue readingLollipops
Hey guys, I’ve got a lot of internet related problems happening tonight, so I’m opting for a TBT style post. Since it’s Selfie Saturday, let’s switch it up a bit … Continue readingPhilly
There was a point in our time at the Dallas Museum of Art where I wandered off by myself for a bit. This was the last thing I photographed on … Continue readingAtomic
The Michigan Renaissance Festival is officially here and to celebrate, let’s TBT to a shot from last year’s RenFest of Hob the Troll. This guy is one of the annual … Continue readingTBT: Hob the Troll
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.