I’ve always wanted to photograph the large safe in the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock, Texas. During a recent First Friday Art Trail, I took a stolen opportunity to capture some images. Safes for some odd reason have always fascinated me. As I photographed it I reflected on its history of what it held exactly…
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All Writers Need a Support System
All writers need a support system. Most of us have great friends to sound off our book ideas to or help with read-throughs of our books. Paws down most writers would agree it’s our dogs or cats that silently support us with unfaltering love and encouragement. I’ve been blessed with having Azrael by my…
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Tiny Murder House
“Dang, that’s a tiny house!” Those were the first words a friend said a few weeks ago when we drove by the former Hunt home in Littlefield, Texas. We were driving north to see Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge near Hereford, Texas and she wanted to see the house. “Dang, that’s a tiny house!”…
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You miss moments like this if you never look up along a hiking trail. Photo captured at Guadalupe Mountains National Park on the Smith Spring Trail. Image available for purchase: https://www.etsy.com/listing/490010654/silence-of-a-juniper-tree-nature-photo Photograph – © Christena Stephens Photography
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Forgotten Winds 