Black-and-white studies of the working downtown: clock towers, colonnades, courthouse granite, and the long look straight up.

A glass tower folded into its own reflection.
Traffic blurs past while the tower keeps perfect time.
A columned walkway on Main Street.
The street clock at Texas Avenue.
Courthouse steps seen through the stonework.
Granite steps worn by a century of verdicts.
A rusticated stone entrance downtown.
A hydrant in front of the clock tower on Travis Street.
A silver hydrant against the night bokeh of Main Street.
The Milam sign against a curved glass tower.
The steel ribs of a transit station canopy.
A cast-iron fountain in a quiet park.
A couple walks Main Street in the shade.
Caroline Street that way. Eventually.
Every Houston welcome includes a little construction.