San Antonio Missions include The Alamo, Mission Concepción, Mission San José, Mission San Juan and Mission Espada. Oklahoma and Texas landscapes, Caddo Lake, Gorman Falls, Turner Falls, Natural Brige Caverns, Cadilac Ranch, Wichita Mountains, Galveston, Piney Woods Steam Excursion and other Texas and Oklahoma areas.

Looking for nice landscapes to photograph in Texas can either be a challenge or a long drive. When you are used to traveling 18 hours to get to the desert southwest, 6 hours doesn’t seem like much. Never the less, the landscapes in Texas for me to go out and photograph don’t get me all excited like going to Utah would. But when you are driven and have a passion for photography, there lies the challenge.

You can say to yourself, there are canyons in Texas, but the ones in Arizona and Utah are better. There are waterfalls in Texas, but the ones in Arkansas and other states are better. There are beaches in Texas, but the ones in Oregon and Washington are better. At some point you are going have to get over that and go shoot and apply the same techniques and standards you use for the really great landscapes found in other states and use them to capture the hidden gems in Texas. At least this was or is how it seems for me. My goal this year is to double the Texas and Oklahoma photo galleries and bring out the best of what we have to work with.

I have added a few locations here on this page, so check back often as I start to expand and focus more on this gallery. Typically before I head off to a location, I start collecting images from interesting places in a word document and include tips on what I want to do and maybe even how to get there. My Texas landscape document is growing as my focus right now is to head back into the hill country area and locations around the Galveston area.

If you see an area you woud like to go photograph yourself, just send me an email.