Eye on Texas
Eye on Texas: TX Open Swim
Eye on Texas: Blessing of the Hands in San Antonio
Writes photojournalist Scott Ball, who shot a confetti-filled moment at a San Antonio church: "Nothing pulls me in quite the way religious rituals do."...Read More
Eye on Texas: Austin’s Chapels
In our May photo feature, Liz Moskowitz photographs the pastors and congregants at the small chapels scattered throughout swiftly gentrifying East Austin. ...Read More
Eye on Texas: Portico Tejas
In February's Eye on Texas feature, photographer Steve Masker captures the crumbling Art Deco glory of Fair Park's "Tejas Warrior" at the Portico Tejas....Read More
Eye on Texas: Xiomara, a Domestic Worker Who’s ‘Invisible in Austin’
In March's Eye on Texas feature, photographer Julia Robinson follows Xiomara, an undocumented domestic worker who founded a cleaning cooperative....Read More
Eye on Texas: Uncertain, Texas
Uncertain is a small hunting and fishing town on Caddo Lake that relies on tourism. Hunters travel from around the country to hunt in Uncertain because it has p...Read More
Eye on Texas: Family Detention
At one point when I was at the detention center with a New York Times reporter, women surrounded us, asking for help getting out. “Tell our stories, show...Read More
Eye on Texas: Unyielding Texas
In the Observer's November 2015 Eye of Texas, Guillermo Hernandez shoots the Guns Across America pro-gun rally at the Texas State Capitol....Read More
Eye on Texas: Texas Politics in Black and White
Heroes, villains and mediocrities, all captured on film.
From grainy, grim photos of early Texas patriarchs (Mirabeau Lamar, José Antonio Navarro) to Ann and Rick and W., Picturing Texas Politics is a thuddi...Read More
Eye on Texas: Bastrop Wildfires
The Bastrop fires that burned in September and October of 2011 were devastating. After they were put out, I had the opportunity to document the damage from the ...Read More