This concrete slab outside the Houston Holocaust Museum is inscribed with the names of destroyed Jewish communities of Europe.
A Saturn V rocket inside a protective structure at Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas.
An engine from an intermediary stage of a Apollo program Saturn V rocket on display at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas.
A butterfly at the Cockrell Butterfly Center, Houston Museum of Natural Science, Houston, Texas.
The USS Texas, commissioned in 1914, saw action in both World Wars, including D-Day and at Iwo Jima. After being decommissioned in 1947, she was permanently moored adjacent to the Houston Ship Channel near the San Jacinto Monument to act as a museum ship.
Westheimer Road intersects Interstate 610 in the River Oaks/Galleria area of Houston.
A Mercury-Redstone rocket on display at Johnson Space Center’s Rocket Park near Houston, Texas.
A butterfly alights on a flower at the Cockrell Butterfly Center, Houston.
A side view of a butterfly at Houston’s Cockrell Butterfly Center showing its long proboscis curled up for storage.
The 220-ton star atop of Texas’ 567-foot-tall San Jacinto Monument. Located near Houston, this column commemorates the decisive Battle of San Jacinto during the Texas Revolution, ensuring that Texas would become independent of Mexico.
A butterfly on a flower shows his wings at Houston’s Cockrell Butterfly Center.
A long exposure shot of the busy Houston intersection of Post Oak and Westheimer.