Category Archives: explore San Antonio
Behold, the Basilica in the Barrio
Like a delicate rose cradled in thorny cactus arms, the Basilica of the Shrine of St. Therese of Lisieux, (pronounced LE-sE-nasal-OO) is an architectural treasure nestled in the patchy westside. All pilgrims and posers should make the visit, (found near the urban Woodlawn Lake) Continue reading Behold, the Basilica in the Barrio
Why Woodlawn Lake Smells Like Barbacoa
Every weekend a ritual takes place, charcoal fires are lit, meats are broiled and families gather. This place is popular among walkers and runners too, for the mature trees lend shade and the beautiful reflections on the water are stunning. Bird watchers Continue reading Why Woodlawn Lake Smells Like Barbacoa
Beautiful locations to photograph in San Antonio, Texas
View a Google Map of San Antonio, Texas, a list of awesome photo locales. Looking for a scenic backdrop for that special portrait, see below for my own list of places. View the map to see where they’re located or browse Continue reading Beautiful locations to photograph in San Antonio, Texas
Little’s Boots, the fanciest boots you’ve never seen
If you like fancy cowboy boots, you’ll love Little’s Boots. Their amazing array of custom kicks will knock your socks off. I confess, I don’t own a pair of boots and don’t really follow country fashion, but I can appreciate Continue reading Little’s Boots, the fanciest boots you’ve never seen
Fiesta San Antonio!
Every Spring, San Antonio becomes a little more festive. That’s because the week-long, city-wide, beer-sloshing, live-music, confetti-egg-breakin’, fried food, open-air, mega-ultra party is full effect. If you’ve never been to a Fiesta event, it’s time to see what it’s about. It’s Continue reading Fiesta San Antonio!
ChrisPark / Explore San Antonio
This hidden gem of a park in the heart of downtown San Antonio is an oasis of lush green vegetation and worth a visit. Pack your camera cuz this place is scenic, and a perfect backdrop for portrait photos. It has museum Continue reading ChrisPark / Explore San Antonio