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12/23/2025

FLORAL APPRECIATION POST. Just stunningly gorgeous florals created for and .kanter GAH! Amazing job coordinated by the lovely Rosa Get married! Have the best day (life) ever! But first, Happy Holidays! (I should also thank the glorious day and beautiful light that helped create these images). 📸

12/09/2025

Weddings at Lucky Arrow Ranch have a magic to them—where genuine moments unfold under the big beautiful Texas skies, and I love shooting there to capture all. It probably has to do with the serene Hill Country surroundings, and the majestic views. Soft light, earthy textures, soulful moments… Ranch is a special place and I’ve been honored to photograph some of my favorite weddings there ☘️⬆️ This one being tops. Congratulations on everything D & J!

12/08/2025

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•Featured in this month’s issue
Drive 20 minutes southwest from the cypress canopied bayous of Caddo Lake and you’ll arrive in Marshall, a quintessential small town steeped in musical history.

The town was founded in 1841, and the Texas and Pacific Railway arrived 30 years later, quickly becoming one of the area’s largest employers. Then Wiley University, the first historically Black college west of the Mississippi River, was established in 1873.

Marshall is known as the birthplace of boogie-woogie music, a style originated by African Americans in the late 1800s as they worked in logging camps and on the railroad. They turned to the piano to create a new sound influenced by rhythmic railroad reverberations, including a primary bass line called “The Marshall.”

These days, there are new restaurants, breweries, boutiques, and hotels opening up throughout the historical downtown—merging the present with the past.

Learn more at the link in our bio.

✍️: Cynthia J. Drake
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12/01/2025

Long-legged baby Barn Owl steals hearts.

12/01/2025

The December issue of Texas Highways is here! This month, we focused on the noteworthy structures that dot the landscape.

Our state is interspersed with construction styles that span centuries. A way to explore this multicultural history is through our buildings—some crafted from adobe that have been standing for centuries, others from sand-hued limestone pulled up from beneath our feet.

In “By Design,” writer Clayton Maxwell surveys five architectural styles found across the state. From Victorian mansions topped with turrets to modernist chapels bathed in sunlight through stained-glass windows, the buildings featured are worthy detours and destinations.

In “Architecture of Restlessness,” writer Emily Gogolak delves into the history and enduring allure of the state’s roadside motels, which have offered bleary-eyed travelers an affordable place to stay for decades.

Throughout the rest of the issue, we interview architect Michael Hsu, visit a Scandinavian-spirited store in Plano, and stargaze from a dome in the Chihuahuan Desert.

Get the issue at the link in our bio.
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