Archive for the ‘Galveston Island’ Tag

Joy’s Birthday Celabration On Galveston Island — A Photo Essay   4 comments

Galveston (3 of 106) blogJoy, Hugh, and Jill walking over the dunes to the beach.

Galveston (4 of 106) blogChase

Galveston (5 of 106) blogJoy, Hugh, Jill, James, Abbie, and Jerri

Galveston (54 of 106) blogJoy and Jill

Galveston (26 of 106) blogJames and Chase

Galveston (56 of 106) Blue Crab blodBlue Crab

Galveston (87 of 106) blogAudrey, Abbie, and James Building Sand Castles. Our tent in the background.

Galveston (93 of 106) blogJames, Audrey, Abbie, and Jill.

Galveston (103 of 106) blogJason, Chase, and Hannah burying Abbie, James, and Audrey.

Galveston (106 of 106) blogJoy, Abbie, and Audrey

Galveston (58 of 106) James Flying a Kite blogJames flying a kite on the beach.

Click here to see other photos taken on Galveston Island. Flickr Album 
(Click on any of the Flickr images for a larger view in a slideshow format.)

Posted August 13, 2018 by kenneturner in Information, Photographic Essay

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Galveston Island Sunrise   5 comments

Galveston (74 of 106) II-Edit-2-Editart blogGalveston Island Sunrise — Photo-Artistry by kenne

 

Posted August 12, 2018 by kenneturner in Information, Photography, Photoshop, Sunrise

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The Cord Is Really Never Cut   Leave a comment

Galveston (52 of 106)-2 blog-IIDaughter Jill and Mother Joy Celebrating Joy’s Birthday

Galveston (54 of 106) blog IISharing one of life’s present moments. — Images by kenne. July 28, 2010

Mother, daughter
the cord is really never cut
even after death.

— kenne

Posted August 11, 2018 by kenneturner in Capturing the Moment, Information, Mothers, Philosophy, Photography

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Capturing The Moment — Surfing Off The Galveston Island Seawall   Leave a comment

Seawall1.22.05 blogSurfing Off The Galveston Island Seawall — Image by kenne

Alms for the Shore

If I were to find a beach

With not a soul around,

I’d see how many footprints

I could lay across the ground.

And in that sand those prints would stay

Until the tide washed them away.

Twice a day

Tide sweeps the shore,

Collecting footprints, shells and more.

— surfpoetry.com

 

Posted July 31, 2014 by kenneturner in Art, Capturing the Moment, Life, Photography, Poetry

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