Posts Tagged ‘Houston Skyline’

Low altitude aerial photography, also know as elevation photography, has steadily been gaining ground since the turn of the century, and for good reason. An aerial view provides an overall picture that is simply not possible from ground level. These types of shots can really help a realtor’s listing stand apart from the crowd. It [...]

Had a fun shoot at the Fairview – This is a great neighborhood bar! click image for FULL GALLERY By Caroline Gallay 08.26.10 | 03:18 pm Steve Scalice wants his neighbors to know that it’s still him behind the The Fairview (and behind the bar) at the old Dean’s Credit Clothing location — it’s just [...]

If you haven’t had a chance to check out the new West Ave developement on Kirby, it’s going to be a great inside the loop destination for shopping, living and eating. I had the opportunity to photograph the beginning phase and it turned out great! (click on image for full gallery) GENERAL WEST AVE FACTS [...]

I was asked by a client if I had any photos of Houston’s beautiful skyline laying around. Since I didn’t I suggested they check stock photography for their needs, or hire me! Well, after a day of what I expect was unsuccessful or out of budget searching, I got the call. It’s one thing to [...]

I heard two words: “building” and “demolished” That’s all I needed. I did a horribly lacking amount of research to get the start time. 12 midnight. “Well, I have to wake up at 6am for an early shoot – but how many times do you get to photograph one of the oldest buildings in downtown [...]

I photographed the installation of a bunch of huge palm trees onto the 8th floor of the new One Park Place Apartment building adjacent to Discovery Green. They had to build these monstrous cranes to hoist them up and block off 4 streets!

Hocus Pocus! These two images are actually the SAME image! This is what happens when you have to get a shot – against deadline – and someone has parked their car illegally in front of the building you need to showcase. I just wave my magic wand and voila! The car disappears!! This is Terry [...]

It’s funny how much pretty places can look at twilight. Especially with some interesting lighting. I wasn’t sure I was going to be able to pull this shoot off – there were what seemed like thousands of people there to ice skate…on a Monday. Discovery Green is a breath of fresh air in a concrete [...]

My good friend, John Hall, informed me that the moon was going to appear larger in the sky due to it’s proximity to the earth. Check THIS LINK for more info on that. Anyway, I thought it may be a great opportunity to photograph the moon coming up behind the downtown skyline – because from [...]