365

What does a photographer do when they are looking for something new to do? I surf the internet for inspiration and ideas and come along Project 365. A photo every day for 365 days? Now that looks like something really interesting! Albeit a bit daunting once the entire idea soaks in. I’m taking on this project to see where it can take me in my journeys as a photographer and as a person. There will be days where I’m full of inspiration and days where I will have none. Either way, the photos will show me where I’ve been and where I’m going.

Tall Texan Triathlon | 146

March 25, 2012

Tall Texan 70.3 ... done! Not sure if it's one of the toughest courses in Texas, but the hills and heat made it sure feel like it. Bring on IMTX! Thanks to my parents and Shannon for coming out to support me. They're the best!

Munching Squirrel | 145

March 24, 2012

Nom, nom, nom.

Blue Bottle Studio Recycled Wine Bottles | 144

March 23, 2012

Recycled wine bottles from Blue Bottle Studio out of Canyon Lake make for a nice wind chime.

Italian Sausage Penne Pasta | 143

March 22, 2012

It's a perfect evening to make my staple penne with Italian sausage, mushrooms, onions and spinach pasta a few nights before the Tall Texan. #foodpr0n

Woodlands Tournament Course – 13th Hole | 142

March 21, 2012

David Duval began a back-nine charge on the 13th hole at the Woodlands Tournament Course, scoring the first of two eagles on par-5 holes on route to a final-round 64 and victory in 1998.

Crawfish | 141

March 20, 2012

I was wandering the backyard checking out how much rain I got when I came across this crawfish. I'm not totally surprised to find one since we tossed a few in the pond during my birthday crawfish boil. He was a good ten feet from the pond and I'm not really sure where he was headed. I put him back by the waterfall where he promptly crawfished away.

Ice | 140

March 19, 2012

John Gorrie is considered the father of refrigeration and was granted U.S. Patent No. 8080 for an ice machine. He tried to manufacture his invention until his business partner died. Humiliated by criticism, financially ruined, and his health broken, Gorrie died in seclusionLuckily others continued his quest for ice and we are now without warm beverages.