Queen of the Kitties
Tar is the Queen of the Kitties
A daily personal photoblog from Pete Geniella, a Fort Worth, TX based photographer
Tar is the Queen of the Kitties
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Main Street, Fort Worth, TX
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Hughes Road in Grapevine, TX. Often for lunch, I walk down Hughes Road to the neighborhood park and eat my lunch. It's a nice walk, and the weather has been perfect.
In a lot of Texas neighborhoods, they skip the sidewalks altogether. I have heard stories about people out for walks, especially when the weather is hot, and having cars pull up to them asking if everything is ok. People drive around here.
All the trees are exploding with blossoms, and the birds make the afternoon come alive with their calls.
You see this kind of thing a lot in Texas. Developments go up faster than a sign can be turned around.
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(I am trying a new sharpening technique, and I am not sure I like it...Let me know what you think)
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We get some interestin' lookin' sunsets in these parts.
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A dust storm blew through North Texas a few weeks back. It was eerie and freaked my mind out. I expected at leasts locusts and tornadoes to follow, but instead I spent a week cleaning the dust out of the crevices of my shoes.
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Tom Fazio becomes Officer Tom Fazio of the Fremont Police Department at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Oakland, CA on February 9, 2007. Tom graduated from the Oakland Police Academy.
Family members and friends-- to see the rest of the images and to purchase high quality archival prints of these images, at cost, please visit my PhotoShelter site.
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The parking lots in the DFW Metroplex are huge, i believe in part, to accomodate the massive SUVs and King Cab Pickups that dominate the roadways here, but also to cater to the huge amount of retail in the area.
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Labels: Black And White, Fort Worth, LX2, Tari, Texas
This is from a series of photographs I made in Abbott, TX, population 300. About an hour south of Fort Worth, just off I-35, Abbott is most noted for being Willie Nelson's hometown. It's pretty much one street town, with two churces, a market, post office, the city hall, and water tower and fire station.
Farmland outside Abbott, TX.
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A country road outside Abbott, TX.
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This is from a series of photographs I made in Abbott, TX, population 300. About an hour south of Fort Worth, just off I-35, Abbott is most noted for being Willie Nelson's hometown. It's pretty much one street town, with two churces, a market, post office, the city hall, and water tower and fire station. Look for more from this series in the coming days.
Farmland outside Abbott, TX.
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Deserted truck stop in Abbott, TX.
Tractor Trailer(s) in Abbott, TX.
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This is from a series of photographs I made in Abbott, TX, population 300. About an hour south of Fort Worth, just off I-35, Abbott is most noted for being Willie Nelson's hometown. It's pretty much one street town, with two churces, a market, post office, the city hall, and water tower and fire station. Look for more from this series in the coming days.
An empty storefront in Abbott, TX.
The city hall in Abbott, TX.
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This is from a series of photographs I made in Abbott, TX, population 300. About an hour south of Fort Worth, just off I-35, Abbott is most noted for being Willie Nelson's hometown. It's pretty much one street town, with two churces, a market, post office, the city hall, and water tower and fire station. Look for more from this series in the coming days.
The water tower in Abbott, TX.
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This is from a series of photographs I made in Abbott, TX, population 300. About an hour south of Fort Worth, just off I-35, Abbott is most noted for being Willie Nelson's hometown. It's pretty much one street town, with two churces, a market, post office, the city hall, and water tower and fire station. Look for more from this series in the coming days.
The general market in Abbott, TX.
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I captured this at the Conservatory of Flowers in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
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Actually this "country road" is less than a half a mile from downtown Fort Worth, by the railroad tracks. Directly to the right, just out of the frame, is an actual hobo jungle that was constructed on a concrete foundation slab of what was once presumably a home. We quietly left when I saw someone moving around in the hobo jungle.
You can check out Tar's photos from the day on her new photoblog here.
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Finally, some mighty fine weather came our way. Not a cloud in the sky; with temperatures in the high 50s it was w beautiful day. Tar and I spent the afternoon exploring our neighborhood, taking pictures, locating geocaches and soaking up some Vitamin D.
You may have noticed the Purina Factory in an older post. Tar and I decided to get a close up look at these structures.
The old "bricks as background" portrait.
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Although the city of Fort Worth offers curbside recycling, our apartment building does not recycle. It's pretty retarded, especially when the 10 foot long dumpster overflows with rubbish. I have a feeling well over half that dumpster could be recycled. So we make a semi-weekly trip to the dump to recycle. It's a real hassle, but we mean business when it comes to recycling!
Above are bales of cardboard behind the Home Depot in Southlake, presumably waiting for the big ol' recycling flatbed to come by and carry them away
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The weather has been pretty chaotic the past few weeks. The weathermen are so tired of saying "Wintery Mix" during their forecasts, they started qualifying the phrase by saying things like "I have no other way to describe this". There's been rain, sleet, ice, snow, wind, lightning...We are starting to get cabin fever.
Here's a photo from last week, when we said eff it to weather and ran out to dinner anyway. We got soaked.
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North Texas was unexpectedly blanketed with snow yesterday. I like the snow, who doesn't really, because I enjoy the eerie calm that comes from the snow absorbing errant sound waves. It's peaceful.
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Tarita and I returned to San Francisco for the Holidays. Sounds so typical, but I really had no idea how much I missed The City until I had to leave it again. Herb Caen captured, with words, the essence of San Francisco and its many facets, but the quote that comes to mind is "If one day I do go to heaven, I'll look around and say, 'It ain't bad, but it ain't San Francisco.'"
Coming back, what once blurred into the landscape of my former life was once again stunning; the Sutro Tower poking up through the mist, the tops of Golden Gate Bridge in the background of the rolling hill in the Outer Richmond, are just a few examples. Heck even Market Street was exciting and fantastic.
And being with all of our family and friends again was wonderful...was what the Holidays are all about. Let me tell you, when you are 2000 miles away from anyone you love, those annoying traits that all our friends and family have, well, they stop being annoying and suddenly are endearing. I love all my friends and family and we are so lucky to have you all. Being away makes it special to come back.
Here are some random photographic selections from our time in San Francisco. There's plenty more to come.
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I shot this series on the porch of my parents' house in Hopland, CA on Christmas Day. My momma will be so happy when she sees it. From Left to Right, Sam, Nate, Luke and Pete (me).
Luke doesn't really like Pennywise. he was wearing that because it was cold out.
View it large, please.
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Let's check in with world of retail.
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