Work selected for the Bayou City Art Festival, Houston. Shot on foot downtown, mostly within a few blocks of Main Street — the skyline after dark, the trains, the river of light on wet pavement.

A pedestrian bridge over the bayou lit up like a neon sign.
A METRORail train smears its lights across a wet Main Street.
The general on his arch in Hermann Park watching the traffic go by.
A graffiti-covered freight crosses the trestle with downtown behind it.
A wall-sized HOUSTON mural in full color.
Downtown framed by flowering vines from the bayou trail.
A swing built like the outline of a house at Discovery Green.
The Gus Wortham fountain on a foggy morning — a dandelion made of water.
Looking down Main Street from above in sepia light.
A retired London double-decker slowly becoming part of the landscape.
One of Houston's painted horses in full technicolor.
Neon pizza and beer on a quiet downtown corner.
A storefront glowing under its own name after hours.
Padlocks left by couples on a bayou bridge fence.
The most cheerful fire hydrant in Harris County.
A street artist's portrait wall near Main Street.
A mural of a mother holding her crowned child.
An old rail truss bridge silhouetted over the water.