| Glen
looks through the lens of his camera with an artist's eye.
He observes the natural world of Texas, and captures the beauty,
the fascination, and the reality. |
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The
Plateau Live Oak by
Glen Evans
It
comes tall and majestic or scrubby and low,
Bent at an angle or curved like a bow,
Contorted and twisted above and below,
It comes in all shapes on the Edwards Plateau.
(When
touring the region this could be useful to know.) |
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Well,
I guess it must be spring.......
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Even
the arid sand dunes of Padre Island are home to grasses and
vines
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How
can I be here and there at the same time?
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Texas
history fills this early log cabin, even though the early
settlers have long gone
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The
stark splendor of a summer storm
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An
intricate web of color on each branch
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Who
is trying to copy whom? |
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Just
a minute, I thought we looked alike?
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Take
a break guys!
Barking
frog gives advice at Friesenhahn Cave
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The
beauty of the carefully nurtured hill-country wildflowers
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How
not to nurture your land! |
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