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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.

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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 - My years photographing the local music scene, part 3

Not counting open mic performances, I only attended 42 shows in 2010, down dramatically from my peak of 76 in 2008. My responsibilities with the Lost Art Open Mic were a factor in this, but they weren't the whole story. Over time, I had shifted my focus more and more to shows featuring bands and performers with whom I had forged personal relationships. This trend would become more and more the norm for me in the months and years ahead, with exceptions becoming increasingly rare and eventually almost nonexistent... read more
Not counting open mic performances, I only attended 42 shows in 2010, down dramatically from my peak of 76 in 2008. My responsibilities with the Lost Art Open Mic were a factor in this, but they weren't the whole story. Over time, I had shifted my focus more and more to shows featuring bands and performers with whom I had forged personal relationships. This trend would become more and more the norm for me in the months and years ahead, with exceptions becoming increasingly rare and eventually almost nonexistent... read more

Blog - A nineteenth century view of Dallas

If you've spent any length of time scouring this blog, you'll know I'm always interested in collecting old photos of places I've been, especially places I've visited during my various road trips across the United States and Canada. But it's an especial treat to get my hands on antique, previously unknown photographs of my own hometown. And this time, I've managed to acquire a couple of really unique ones. These two glass negatives date to the late nineteenth century, and as of this writing are the oldest physical photos I've acquired of the city of Dallas... read more
If you've spent any length of time scouring this blog, you'll know I'm always interested in collecting old photos of places I've been, especially places I've visited during my various road trips across the United States and Canada. But it's an especial treat to get my hands on antique, previously unknown photographs of my own hometown. And this time, I've managed to acquire a couple of really unique ones. These two glass negatives date to the late nineteenth century, and as of this writing are the oldest physical photos I've acquired of the city of Dallas... read more
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