Wyman Meinzer
My first introduction to the Big Bend region of Texas was some 23 years ago when a friend of mine and I flew several hours in a Cessna 206 over the Big Bend Ranch shooting aerial photographs for Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine. Having lived in a land of more horizontal description, I was intrigued [...]
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Golden Light from a winter sunrise slices through the cold and stillness of a January morning caressing the distant hilltops with a warm and delicate hue. The chuckling and splashing of ducks can be heard in the distance, while a formation of teal whistle overhead in the early morning sky.
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November Whitetail Expedition
Expansive vistas, endless ranch country, cattle, bison, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats and an ocean of sky defines the region that will greet our next photo expedition on November 28-30th. On this 55,000 acre ranch in King and Cottle county, Texas we expect to concentrate on the age old art of [...]
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Whether it shows a summer thunderstorm rolling across the plains of the Llano Estacado or a full moon rising on a clear winter night, the sky is the most commanding presence in the Texas landscape. As Georgia O’Keeffe once wrote from Canyon to a friend, “I am loving the plains more than ever it [...]
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I awoke Saturday morning to a most pleasant cool temperature typical of pre-autumn days in the rolling plains of Texas. Driving eleven miles to the gate of our old home place on the former League Ranch I drove the mile long dirt road to the house place and payed a visit to the roadrunner nest, [...]
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