West Texas

Apr 06

by TK in Flowers & Plants, Images 0 comments tags: Chihuahuan Flax, Focus Stacking, Terlingua, Terlingua Creek, Texas Wildflowers, West Texas

Chihuahuan Flax

A Chihuahuan Flax (Linum vernale) photographed along Terlingua Creek, North of Terlingua, using the focus stacking method.

Apr 04

by TK in Flowers & Plants, Images 0 comments tags: Big Bend National Park, Chino Mountains, Focus Stacking, Texas Wildflowers, West Texas

Big Bend Bluebonnet

The Big Bend Bluebonnet is similar than the bluebonnets we have in the Austin area. The Big Bend variety has fewer leaves and grow much taller.

Apr 04

by TK in Flowers & Plants, Images 0 comments tags: Focus Stacking, Insect, Terlingua, Terlingua Creek, Texas Wildflowers, West Texas

Desert Marigold with Bee

A Desert Marigold with a bee photographed along Terlingua Creek in West Texas using the focus stack method.

Dec 25

by TK in Images, Wildlife 8 comments tags: Horse, Merry Christmas, Snow, West Texas

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas Y'all!

Jan 10

by TK in Images, Structures, Travel 0 comments tags: Prada Store, Valentine, West Texas

Prada Store

No trip to West Texas is complete without visiting the Prada Store. The store sits right next to Highway 90 and it is a very popular tourist attraction.

Dec 13

by TK in Images, Wildlife 2 comments tags: Snow, Snowfall, West Texas, Wild Horses, Wildlife

Wild Horse

A wild horse in a West Texas snowstorm in the fall of 2017. I photographed it while driving on highway 118 near Marathon, Texas

Dec 08

by TK in Images, Nature & Landscapes 0 comments tags: Big Bend Area, Snowfall, West Texas

West Texas Snowfall

A winter storm warning was issued for west Texas. I had to drive through the heart of the West Texas Snowfall yesterday morning.

Apr 09

by TK in Flowers & Plants, Images 0 comments tags: Agua Fria, Brewster County, Feather Dalea, Focus Stacking, Texas Wildflowers, West Texas

Feather Dalea

I captured this photograph of a Feather Dalea (Dalea formosa) while on a drive in the desert to an area called "Agua Fria Springs".