2023 State Fair Of Texas, Photos Of The Largest Fair In America
July 24, 2024The 2023 State Fair Of Texas was as fun as it always is and full of fascinating characters everywhere I looked.
Author: Matthew T Rader
Matthew T Rader is a Christian and a photographer.
Total Solar Eclipse 2024, Experiencing Totality In Dallas, Texas
April 8, 2024The Total Solar Eclipse 2024 reached peak totality in Dallas, Texas for over 3 minutes and it was an incredible experience!
Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival Photos 2024
March 17, 2024The Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade was unusually long but it was still fun and festive despite rain causing attendees to run for cover.
Rural Cuba Street Photography in San Antonio De Las Vueltas
February 14, 2024Rural Cuba Street Photography in San Antonio De Las Vueltas, a wonderful and culturally rich farming community.
Snow in Dallas Creates Frozen Moments of Urban Serenity
January 15, 2024The snow in Dallas transformed the city into a winter landscape, giving great photographic opportunities to capture its urban serenity.
Exploring The Abandoned Old Purina Plant In Oklahoma City
December 11, 2023The old Purina Plant in Oklahoma City sits abandoned and partially demolished, I did some urban exploration and photographed it.
Seattle Street Photography Of City Life Amidst Tragic Realities
October 4, 2023Seattle street photography is vibrant and lively but it also reveals the city’s challenges with addiction, mental health, and homelessness.
Seattle Photos: Capturing the City’s Colorful People and Places
October 2, 2023Seattle photos that capture its vibrant spirit, places, and people, and its beautiful skyline with Mt. Rainier.
Taguayabón, Cuba: A Quaint and Lively Farming Community
June 6, 2023Taguayabón, a village in Cuba, is a rich agricultural community linked to farming, with timeless rural life and unique architecture.
Havana, Cuba Street Photography: Life In The Caribbean Capital
June 2, 2023Havana, Cuba street photography revealed a city of contrasts, with a rich history and decaying beauty full of amazingly resilient people.
Las Vegas Street Photos: When Workers and Tourists Converge
April 24, 2023Las Vegas street photos of when workers and tourists converge in the morning light while most people are recovering from the night before.
Salt Lake City Urban Photography, Capturing The City’s Character
March 6, 2023Salt Lake City urban photography was a challenge to do in such a pristine city, but I was able to find some vibrant textures and colors.
2022 Best Photos: My Top 20 Favorite Photos From This Past Year
January 14, 2023My 2022 best photos capture the interesting scenes and moments I experienced in 20022 that involve landscapes, people, and my family.
Street Photography in La Paz, Mexico: A City of Texture and Color
November 16, 2022This street photography in La Paz, Mexico captures the wonderful people, textures, and colors of the Baja California Sur capitol.
A Bridge In Fog Extending Into The Mysterious White Nothingness
November 7, 2022This bridge in fog, part of the President George Bush Turnpike, extends over Lake Ray Hubbard in Texas into the mysterious white nothingness.
Austin Street Photography, Power and Powerlessness in the City
September 26, 2022Austin Street Photography, a series of photos that capture the coexistence of power and powerlessness in Texas’ weirdest city.
Candy Land DIY Skatepark Hidden Inside An Abandoned Building
Candy Land DIY skatepark is a hidden skatepark I unexpectedly came across while urban exploring an abandoned building in Austin, Texas.
Lake Ray Hubbard Captured Using Daytime Long Exposure
August 11, 2022Lake Ray Hubbard looks unusually smooth and ethereal when captured by using a photography method called daytime long exposure.
Be a cultivator of ideas to achieve trust, buy-in, and design excellence
July 11, 2022Be a cultivator of ideas because you are more likely to achieve design excellence when you include ideas from a diverse group of people.
1969 Moon Landing Published In The San Diego Union Newspaper
June 21, 2022The 1969 moon landing was published in The San Diego Union on July 21, my dad treasured that historic moment by saving the newspaper.