Heeeeeeere's Geraldine!

Geraldine was the neighborhood pea hen in the Rainey Street district. Now there is a restaurant named after her in the fancy new hotel over there.

Now there's some architecture!

Well, it's eclectic, I'll say that for it!

X's mark the hamburger spot

This reincarnation of a hamburger joint on South Congress makes a fine geometric display.

Uh-oh!

This rabbit made a wrong turn at a telephone pole!Decorating the poles on South First has turned into a fad now.

They're off!

The turkeys and Indians were leading the way at the Thanksgiving Turkey Trot on Nov 26. I stationed myself at the start to get this shot.

Chop, chop!

These delicious lamp chops were on my plate the other night at one of our favorite eateries downtown -- Congress.

Reflections on the Season

It's theme day (the first of the month) at City Daily Photo. Shop Window is the theme. Shop windows and reflections are something I love taking pictures of so it was hard to choose. I chose this one because it reflects the season (that skeleton has on a Santa or Mrs. Claus outfit!) and the skeletons tell a Southwest 'Day of the Dead' story, too. Skeleton angels, huh? Plus I prefer my shop windows reflecting something interesting outside and the tree gives it some depth. This is a shop on South Congress called Tesoros where imports of all kinds are sold, particularly things from Latin America and Mexico. So they never really get over Day of the Dead! Click here for lots of City Daily Photo interpretations of the theme.