Walking Tour of Downtown Houston (6 pics)

Aoide · Jan 18, 2006

These are some things that caught my eye while I was on a walking tour of downtown Houston. The tour focused on the history of the area near Buffalo Bayou where Houston was founded.

Calliope · Jan 18, 2006

I like your perspectives in these photos. Nice, crisp photos! :thumbup:

AIRIC · Jan 18, 2006

Very nice. How I wish I had your weather right now. The first two really caught my eye.

Eric

LaFoto · Jan 19, 2006

The weather you are having makes me envious...
And I like what you saw and how you framed it, mostly so Photo 2 (love that one!), the "shutter" in Photo 4 and the contrast of blue and red in Photo 5.

(To be thinking that it is now almost 10 years ago that I was in Houston ... and I wasn't too much into photography at the time, more into video filming, so I did not take too many pics way back then --- and my husband already then never waited for me ever, and still does not, so photography with him by my side is always either a very rushed thing, or combined with spending more time looking for where he is than I can ever take for my photos ... :roll: --- but that is only an off-side remark. Forget it.)

Aoide · Jan 19, 2006

Thanks for the comments guys. It was a lot of fun taking the tour because I learned new things about Houston and although I couldn't take a lot of time taking pictures (or the group would have left me...) I found a lot of places that I want to go back to when I have more time.

LaFoto said:
my husband already then never waited for me ever, and still does not, so photography with him by my side is always either a very rushed thing, or combined with spending more time looking for where he is than I can ever take for my photos ... :roll: --- but that is only an off-side remark. Forget it.)

I know exactly what you mean. Photography is a recent interest for me and so far my friends and family have been very patient while I take pictures. But this is always in the back of my mind while I'm pressing the button... that person standing there waiting.