Abstract architectural detail of Downtown Dallas’ 72-story, 280.7 m (921 ft) Bank of America Plaza.
The red Pegasus sign atop Downtown Dallas‘ Magnolia Hotel is a relic of the building’s original incarnation as the headquarters of Magnolia Oil—later to become Mobil—as well as being a symbol of the city.
A well-worn American flag, spotted at the long-vacant Stemmons Towers office complex, Dallas, Texas.
Stair railings cast shadows at the Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus in Downtown Fort Worth, Texas.
An electric pylon reaches towards the clouds at the East Levee Switching Station in the Dallas Design District, Texas.
Another interpretation of the observation wheel at the Dallas Christmas event the “Trail of Lights“.
Architectural detail of the arena at the Fort Worth Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas.
Autumn leaves on a tree in an abandoned parking garage—originally built for the now-demolished Reunion Arena—near Downtown Dallas.
A nameplate from a classic Chevrolet G10 van, spotted in a Downtown Plano, Texas, parking garage.
In the Historic Stockyards District of Fort Worth, Texas, the ghostly remnants of a brick street emerge through the waters left by a recent downpour, creating a hauntingly beautiful tableau.
The side of a classic Ford Econoline van advertising Olmeca Altos Tequila on the side of a shaved ice stand in McKinney, Texas.
Cypress trees at the Philip Johnson-designed Fort Worth Water Gardens, Fort Worth, Texas.