Alamo
Defenders Mass Grave
2-11-08
Alamo
Heights 3-10-08
Albuquerque
10-27-07
Battle
Creek Memorial 5-12-08
Belmont
2-26-08
Ben
Milam Statue & Grave
4-27-08
Berg's
Mill 2-14-08
Blue
2-28-08
Bulverde
2-18-08
Camp
Howze
11-10-07
Castolon
3-27-07
Cementville
3-10-08
Dryden
2-5-08
Fairview
3-27-08
Falls
City 5-12-08
Fort
Mason
2-7-08
Tunnel
of Fredericksburg & Northern Railroad
11-8-07
Gonzales
- "Come and Take It" Cannon
4-10-08
Gonzales
Museum
4-10-08
Hochheim
2-25-08
LaCoste
11-8-07
Lampasas
County Courthouse
2-6-07
Leon
Springs 4-21-08
Liberty
2-26-08
Luling
- Zedler's Mills
11-20-07
Marion
10-31-07
Oak
Forest
2-26-08
Oakville
Jail 2-18-08
Orla
3-27-08
Presidio
2-4-08
Riviera
11-20-07
Selma
3-15-08
Union
Valley
10-27-07
Van Horn
2-5-08
Wright
Patman Lake 12-7-07
Yoakum
4-24-08
Centennial
Texas
Centennial - Introduction
5-1-08
Wild
Rose Pass
5-1-08
Special Features:
Five
Buildings of San Antonio 4-1-08
Rust
in Pieces
12-19-07
Silly
Signage
12-22-07
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Sarah Reveley's
Bio
In her own
words:
"I am a Sixth Generation Texan who was born and raised in San
Antonio. My mother’s family is among the first group of New
Braunfels settlers (arriving in the second boat) in 1844. Louisa
Heuser Wueste, Texas’ first woman portrait artist is a distant cousin.
She lived next door to my great grandfather in Gummersbach, Germany."
"I have two cats Adam & Eve, three ex-husbands, one adopted yellow
lab named Beans, no kids, thus no grandkids, and finally no job so
I can explore as much as I want. I graduated from the University of
Texas back when there was only ONE University of Texas not all this
AT stuff. I was raised on Sunday drives and family stories, so as
I slide into my second childhood I am filling it with family stories
and Sunday drives any day of the week."
On Photography:
I have the very cheapest digital and have no idea how to set it other
than turn the flash on and off. Some days Mother Nature helps me.
Some views are just good views. It isn't the camera, it's what's in
front of you.
I try to be careful with angles and composition and I crop out anything
distracting. I take my time to find the best angle, and delete the
bad ones. My degree is in commercial interior design, so I learned
all about composition, balance, etc. Now that we have a big viewer
on these little cameras it's easy.
I take steering wheel pictures all the time, resting my little camera
on its side on top of the steering wheel, that's why there are spots
sometimes, from the bugs on the windshield. Verticals give me a good
shot of the sky.
October
2007 |
