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The adventures and various works of a photographer, road tripper, local historian, former patron of the local arts, aspiring app developer, and late night coffee drinker and conversationalist.

News and Updates

A new photo gallery showing highlights of my various road trips has been added. Also check out my ongoing project to feature a photo from every U.S. state and Canadian province.

The story of my time as photographer in the DFW music scene is finally being told in a four part series in the blog. You can check out the latest installment HERE.

New comparisons have been uploaded to the Album Comparisons collection.

Be sure to check out the "Ghosts of DFW music history" blog series, an ongoing series of posts about our area's historical music venues and record labels.

Read the story of one of Fort Worth's earliest female-owned photography studios with my post on Emma Lucore.
Visit the Album Comparisons for album reviews and quality analyses.

Blog - September 26, 2010

When it comes to my most significant artistic endeavors, I haven't always operated alone. About a decade and a half ago, I was part of a collaborative project at Bill's Records on South Lamar (now Botham Jean Blvd.) with my longtime friend and occasional co-conspirator Alex Pogosov. The project was a reincarnation of an earlier open mic which ran from 2002-2006 at Bill's old location off Spring Valley in far north Dallas. The Lost Art Open Mic, as this later enterprise came to be known, began in May 2010 and ran until early June 2011. But there's one night in particular that I have largely avoided facing for a long time, and I'm finally going to talk about it here... read more
When it comes to my most significant artistic endeavors, I haven't always operated alone. About a decade and a half ago, I was part of a collaborative project at Bill's Records on South Lamar (now Botham Jean Blvd.) with my longtime friend and occasional co-conspirator Alex Pogosov. The project was a reincarnation of an earlier open mic which ran from 2002-2006 at Bill's old location off Spring Valley in far north Dallas. The Lost Art Open Mic, as this later enterprise came to be known, began in May 2010 and ran until early June 2011. But there's one night in particular that I have largely avoided facing for a long time, and I'm finally going to talk about it here... read more

Blog - Becker’s Books in Houston

Just a quick update here about a Houston bookstore I was introduced to a couple of years ago, and that I decided to pay a second visit to on a recent trip back to H-town. Becker's Books is a small, independently run bookstore, one of those places where a former residence has been converted into a mom and pop business and whose design philosophy comes straight out of the most dedicated DIY practitioner's playbook... read more
Just a quick update here about a Houston bookstore I was introduced to a couple of years ago, and that I decided to pay a second visit to on a recent trip back to H-town. Becker's Books is a small, independently run bookstore, one of those places where a former residence has been converted into a mom and pop business and whose design philosophy comes straight out of the most dedicated DIY practitioner's playbook... read more
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