A few weeks ago my lovely fiancé and I went on a day adventure on the trinity railway express from beautiful Ft Worth to slightly sketchy but still pretty cool Dallas. It was fun. These are a few from our train ride. 

 This is a neat shot leaving Ft Worth.

 The roof of an Amtrak train next to us at a stop.

 This is the same mill from my earlier post that's next to my mountain bike park.

colorful windows of a warehouse

I shot this as we passed under a set of overpasses. i thought it was really cool.

Thanks for looking. Let me know what yall think

My beautiful fiancé.

This is another I shot yesterday at the museum. She's just. So beautiful.

Ft worth modern

Today my fiancé Caitlin and I went to the ft worth modern art museum. It's this super awesome modern building and I really like it. There was an exhibit I have wanted to see for a while and missed it the first time through months ago and was glad to see it this time. It was KAWS it's this artist from New York that started doing graffiti and then moved to being a real artist. His trademark piece is a sculpture of a creature with a Mickey Mouse body and the head has elephant ears with x's on the eyes. The one on display was 17ft tall and really cool. I really like it.

I really like this sculpture. All his art is really cool. 

                                         This one is a little blurry but I still like it. Isn't she pretty?

                                                These 2 I really like. Again. Isn't she pretty?

This one is from a mill by where I mountain bike. Tell me what y'all think. I still haven't decided if I like it or not. Let me know what y'all think.

This is another quick post. this is my fiance Caitlin. she is usually the only person i take pictures of. i usually stick to airplanes and trains and architecture stuff. but she is very beautiful and i really love her. and she likes coffee as you can see in this picture.

Trains

I shot this a few years ago and thought it would be a good start for my photo blog. I didn't think to much of it. But after looking back at it a year later it is now one of my favorites that I have shot. I hope y'all enjoy the pictures to come.