This building is located just off of Dealey Plaza in in downtown Dallas. It is going through a renovation currently to restore it to look like it did back in the early 1900's.
This silo located on the train tracks in the heart of Grapevine used to be the major industry for this small Dallas are town. Today it stands more for nostalgia than any real practical use.
Ok, I know it's a few months old but the Southlake City Hall is all dressed up for Christmas. This building reminds me of the one used in "Back to the Future".
The Rolex Building sits just south of Uptown in Dallas. The main reason for Rolex having a building here in Dallas is for its service it provides here in the states.
The entrance to the Dallas Aquarium gives you the feeling of being in a tropical garden. Don't be confused, just turn around and you will realize that you are still in Dallas!
For some reason this funky old building stuck out to me the other day. With all of the new sky scrappers in Dallas this building seems like the odd kid out.
Arlington Hall overlooks Turtle Creek and Lee Park just north of downtown Dallas. This is a prime location for wedding receptions and high profile parties.
Large estates line the shore of White Rock Lake in East Dallas. This area is seeing a revival over the last few years and has become a prime living spot in the Metroplex.
When I took this photo 3 weeks ago I had no idea what it was for. Now 3 weeks later I realize that this mural is for the new Nicolas Cage movie Ghost Rider.