Ford F-100. I found this one parked in an old barn.
The San Jacinto Monument
Once they were “All Over the World”. Now they’re almost all gone.
The remains of an old horse drawn rake.
The Texas flag among the Texas bluebonnets.
It’s officially the plow on the front of a locomotive but almost anyone in the railroad industry knows it as a “cow catcher”.
New Mexico Truck. I found thins on a mountain road east of Taos. I had to stop. It was just too pretty to pass up.
I love these old steam locomotives.
They call this the Selena Bridge.
Elk Store
Once a family home on a hill in central Texas. Now, just a lone chimney.
A rusty old barn outside Cranfills Gap, Texas.
Water Pump
A crumbling old building in another Texas town that’s all but gone.
Chevy Apache
Eliasville Mill
The Capital building in Austin, Texas.
Rusting Away in Nowhere, Texas
An Old Adobe Home in Pecos, NM.
Plains Farm House
Abandoned Cabin in central Texas
Rusting International Truck
This was an old abandoned college in central Texas.
Once in a while I shoot the doors of an old building. I always liked this one because of all the features, the shade, the barred windows, and the steps.
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DP Good for Life.
A tractor overgrown by weeds.
A Willy’s at Sunset
A beautiful line of abandoned railroad cars.
Frisco 19
By the Old Mill Stream
Stairway
East Texas Morning
Old Glory and the Lone Star atop the Hamilton County Courthouse, Hamilton, Texas
Matilda the Trolley – Dallas at Night
The Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge – Dallas
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Cabin in the Woods
I love finding and shooting old churches. In many western towns the church was the first structure built...and often the last one to fall.
Horses, longhorns, bison, cowboys, and all things western.
