We dropped my wife off at the airport so she could visit family in Mexico and I stopped to shoot this on the way home: Texas Stadium in Irving, former home of the Dallas Cowboys awaiting demolition. Arlington down the road offered Cowboys owner Jerry Jones a better deal, including huge tax breaks so Irving in the end will soon have a vacant lot. You can just see downtown Dallas in the distance. Is this about politics? I don't know, but it is about winners and losers when communities bid (and bet) on sports franchises. link to image
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Texas Stadium Awaits Demolition
We dropped my wife off at the airport so she could visit family in Mexico and I stopped to shoot this on the way home: Texas Stadium in Irving, former home of the Dallas Cowboys awaiting demolition. Arlington down the road offered Cowboys owner Jerry Jones a better deal, including huge tax breaks so Irving in the end will soon have a vacant lot. You can just see downtown Dallas in the distance. Is this about politics? I don't know, but it is about winners and losers when communities bid (and bet) on sports franchises. link to image
Labels:
built environment,
documentary,
photography,
urban landscape
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Butler Institute of American Art 73rd. Mid-Year Exhibition
I have had this image, Night Game, accepted into the Annual Juried Show: 73rd Mid-Year Exhibition at Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio. I am particularly pleased because my first photography class was at the Butler, a class that sent me on this journey with a camera. The show runs from June 28th to August 23rd.
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