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Arts Festival Plaza at NightNight view of Arts Festival Plaza in Downtown El Paso. Click to purchase a print or digital download.
Downtown El Paso has experienced a tremendous amount of improvements in recent years. One incredible addition lies between the Plaza Theatre and the Museum of Art. This plaza area has been renovated into a tree-lined area that includes many flowering plants and a water feature at one end. At night the lights bring the area to life.
Transmountain RoadLow altitude aerial view of Transmountain Road near the summit in El Paso, Texas.
El Paso's Transmountain Road connects the Northwest and Northeast parts of the city via seemingly rural, winding mountain road. Much of the land near the summit and on the west side is within the boundaries of the Franklin Mountains State Park. The trailhead for the Ron Coleman trail is found near the summit and can be seen in the photo above.
Anson Mills BuildingThe historic Anson Mills Building in Downtown El Paso, Texas. Click to purchase a print or digital download.
The Anson Mills building has been fully restored and upgraded over the past few years. Recently, the street that runs in front of the building has reopened with the completion of the improvements along the street. I took the opportunity to photograph this building using a technical camera so that it would maintain proper perspective. Even with a wide angle lens from across the street, multiple exposures had to be stitched together to capture the entire building from bottom to top.
The EquestrianThe Equestrian statue near the Airport in El Paso, Texas. Click to purchase a print or digital download.
A large statue of Don Juan de Onate greets visitors and locals as they visit the El Paso International Airport. The statue is part of the Twelve Travelers project that includes another statue located in Pioneer Plaza in downtown El Paso.
This photo of the Union Depot building was taken from the roof of the old City Hall building before it was torn down to make room for Southwest University Park.