Tag Archives: Eye On Texas
Eye on Texas: ‘My Joyful Dance’
Ivan Pierre Aguirre/UTEP Communications Even when you’re having a long day and feeling numb, there are some assignments that can only bring a smile to you...Read More
Eye on Texas: Ghosts of the City
Sandy Carson Since 2011, I’ve been working on a project called “Ghosts of the City.” The idea is to document Austin landmarks that have recently undergone...Read More
Eye on Texas: Remembering Draylen Mason
Street artist Mike Johnston created this mural on a utility box in East Austin, where the teenage bombing victim was a third-generation resident.
Draylen Mason, 17, was one of two people killed by a package bomb during a string of attacks across Austin in March. The principal bassist in the Austin Youth O...Read More
Eye on Texas: Runners Take on 170-Mile Race in Big Bend
I traveled to Big Bend Ranch State Park in October for the second-annual Trans-Pecos Ultra. This rugged ultramarathon spans 170 miles and 15,000 feet of elevati...Read More
Eye on Texas: Liberty Hill Hosts Texas Firearms Festival
Many attendees recognized Vaughan Neville as he walked around the festival with his headdress and custom-made ax. He said shooting "spreads some freedom."...Read More
Eye on Texas: ‘Normal Life’ in a Border Colonia
400,000 Texans live in 'colonias,' unincorporated border communities that often lack basic services.
San Antonio photographer Michael Cirlos captures a scene in the colonia of Pueblo Nuevo in December's Eye on Texas photo feature....Read More
Eye on Texas: The ‘Bleached Sentinels’ of Nolan County
Austin photographer and multimedia producer Gabriel C. Pérez marvels at the towering wind turbines of Nolan County in October's Eye on Texas photo feature....Read More
Eye on Texas: San Antonio Charro Ranch
San Antonio photojournalist Darren Abate says the San Antonio Charro Ranch is one of his favorite places to shoot when he's shooting for himself....Read More
Eye on Texas: TX Open Swim
In July's Eye on Texas, Austin photographer Jenny Sathngam gives us a "peek at the faces of people at my favorite (sometimes secret) Texas swimming haunts."...Read More
