I’ve long proclaimed to be “not a wine drinker.” Recently, I found out why: cheap wine sucks. This one, however, does not. Probably because it’s not cheap. By a long shot. I’m now a wine drinker. As long as I can afford to be.
Archive for January, 2008
Opus One
January 31, 2008Takamine
January 31, 2008
This one’s mine. I used to prefer that steel-string Takamine that’s sitting right in front of me, but I think I like the sound of this one better.
Big Red Hacker Whacker
January 31, 2008
The computer hacker, that is. Just want to be clear. I’m sure McAfee has nothing against bad golf.
Sugar kettle
January 23, 2008
More from Louisiana
January 19, 2008
The formal dining room.
Louisiana architecture
January 18, 2008
Just got back from Louisiana, where I got the chance to photograph an incredible home.
Falconhead Golf Club
January 12, 2008
Anyone been out to Falconhead lately? Here’s a shot of the 5th green I took in 2004. The golf course sure looked good back then. I haven’t seen it since, and I haven’t heard much about it. I wonder if they’ve dug up those ridiculous “trough bunkers.” Fire off a comment if you’ve got any news from there.
Private ranch
January 8, 2008
I’ve been commissioned to shoot an incredible ranch out in the Hill Country. This was a test shot I did for the client on a warm, cloudy winter day.
Michael Lamendola
January 6, 2008
My pal Michael Lamendola has been in real estate for decades and knows his stuff. He can build a great house, too. Here’s a bathroom from one of them.
Pinnacle Magazine
January 6, 2008
Nice to see my work on the cover of anything. This was from a shoot I did for Design&Rhetoric over at Bridges on the Park, a downtown condo development by CLB Partners.
Name that hole
January 5, 2008
A shot from back in 2001. This image will appear in Texas Bound for Golf, due out in a month or so.
Grey Rock Golf Club
January 2, 2008
For those who didn’t know, The Golf Club at Circle C is now known as Grey Rock Golf Club. Grey Rock is, in my opinion, the best of its class in the Austin area. What’s it’s class? Semi-private, high-end daily fee, whatever you want to call it. You can be a “member,” or you can pay to play daily. It’s a no-frills golf course with a solid management crew who try to improve it and themselves daily. If it were a stock, Warren Buffett would call it “money lying in the street.”
