Sunset on the Mara

The sun rises over the horizon in the Masai Mara in Kenya.

Red Rovers

Two cool hot rods in red. http://gallery.timstanleyphotography.com/featured/1-red-rovers-tim-stanley.html

Cadillac Ranch

The colorful Cadillacs in Amarillo, Texas get new paint jobs everyday as visitors bring their own spray cans and leave their artistic touch.

Hays Street Bridge

Hays Street Bridge in San Antonio, Texas at night.

Misty's First Photo Shoot

I took my border collie, Misty, with me on an evening of shooting some sunset photos. http://gallery.timstanleyphotography.com/featured/misty-in-a-field-tim-stanley.html

Thomas Jefferson Rusk Building

On the campus of Stephen F. Austin in Nacogdoches, TX

Blue Angels Electric Composite

Find out more at http://gallery.timstanleyphotography.com/featured/blue-angels-v2-electric-edition-tim-stanley.html

Morning Ride

As the morning brightened, the joggers left, replaced by this lone cyclist at this surf side park.

Hall of Ancient Egypt

One of the most popular new exhibits at the Houston Museum of Natural Science is the 10,000 square foot Hall of Ancient Egypt. This new permanent exhibit is made up of pieces on long-term loan from other museums.

Oh Baby!

My fondness of airplanes is no secret. Like a woman window-shops for shoes she can't afford, I shop over airplanes I'll likely never fly in, let alone ever own. But it's nice to dream and enjoy these beauties through short visits and lasting photos. This beautifully restored North American T-6 Texan (with the Navy designation SNJ-5) was at the recent Wings and Wheels at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum with it's 600 horse power Pratt and Whitney R-1340 "Wasp" Radial engine. Some lucky person won a charity raffle for a ride in this historic World War II era aircraft. I knew I should have bought more tickets.

Evening Pyramids

I have had the fortune to stay at the Moody Gardens Hotel a few times. Each time I stay, the fog has been terrible in the morning and evenings. So much so that you could not see the pyramids from the hotel, even though they are just across the parking lot. On my last visit, the sun was setting and I was able to take this one view. The next evening, when I actually had more time to shoot, the fog prevented any view at all. I was lucky to get this one opportunity from the window of my room.

New Orleans Skyline Panorama

On a photo trip to New Orleans, it took us some time to find a spot on the Mississippi without docks or barges, giving a clear view to the skyline. You may not be able to tell it from this page, but for more detail, click on the image to visit the print site. You can click on that new image for closer previews. I'm encouraged to try more of these on our next photo trip.

The French Quarter

The French Quarter is the oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans. Most of the present-day historic buildings were constructed during the late 18th century, during the city's period of Spanish rule, and reflect Spanish colonial architecture.

The Pennybacker Bridge at Twilight

The Pennybacker Bridge in Austin, Texas, is a through-arch bridge across Lake Austin which connects the northern and southern sections of the Loop 360 highway, also known as the "Capital of Texas Highway." http://www.timstanleyphotography.com/2014/05/pennybacker-bridge-at-twilight/

Bluegrass in the Big Easy

This young lady and her banjo entertained many with her bluegrass arrangements in the French Quarter. Photo by Tim Stanley Photography.

Formula 1 Up-Close

US Grand Prix Formula 1 racing at The Circuit Of The Americas in Austin, TX, 2014. Photo by Tim Stanley Photography

Late Night on the MetroRail

It's been a long day at the office and you stayed later than you wanted. It's wet and cold outside in the big city. And it's the holiday season. You're ready to go home. Not to worry, as the METRORail will take you back to your stop on your first leg of your voyage home. Hang in there. At the end of the line is a warm drink and a Lazy-boy with your name on it.

Love, Peace And Joy

The Houston Zoo Lights is a new tradition that many visitors enjoy every December.

Foot Bridge to Downtown

This footbridge over Buffalo Bayou offers one of the best views of the Houston skyline.

SFA Student Center

The Stephen F. Austin State College in Nacogdoches , Texas Student Center.

Harbour at Dover

In the shadow of the While Cliffs of Dover, the Harbour at Dover see vessels coming and going from France across the English Channel.

Trinity Episcopal Church After a recent zoo shoot, we ventured towards downtown Houston on Main Street and came across the Trinity Episcopal Church. This old church has a more European look than most churches in our area.

Standing at Attention on Flag Day This is the scene you find as you approach the American Cemetery in Normandy by Omaha Beach. The very tall trees have been manicured to focus your attention to the flag pole, while giving the sense of standing at attention. It sets the mood quite well as you approach the site of so many heros.

Harris County 1910 Courthouse

The dome of the Harris County 1910 Courthouse stands in stark contrast to the typical hi-rise that now make up most of downtown Houston.

A Noble Steed

Recently I had an opportunity to drive out to the country with a friend and take some photos of horses. Among them was one donkey who just fit right in with the rest of the group. He might have been a little smaller, but I don't think he knew that.

The Galveston Historic Pleasure Pier

A night time view of the new Galveston Pleasure Pier stretching 1,130 feet over the Gulf of Mexico.

South Main Baptist Church

Driving around Houston after dark, we found South Main Baptist Church all lit up, just for us.

South Main from the Choir Loft

While the South Main Baptist Church sanctuary may not be the largest in Houston, it has to be one of the most elegant.