by Erin Nicole
The sun is rising, with a little help from me.
Artwork of the Day: Thursday Sunrise
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Artwork of the Day: Sunset at the Park
by Erin Nicole
This was taken at Breckenridge Park in Richardson, Texas. The sunset was amazing.
Artwork of the Day: Let The Sun Come In
by Erin Nicole
This was taken in a cabin at the Dallas Arboretum. The sun provided all the light that was needed.
Artwork of the Day: Looking for the Sun
by Erin Nicole
Another view of the sun, shining, sometimes obscured, but always present.
Artwork of the Day: Sunrise in Black-and-White
by Erin Nicole
A sunrise is much more difficult to capture than a sunset.
Artwork of the Day: Look Out For That Snake!
by Erin Nicole
April Fools!
These snake statues are all over the place at the Dallas Arboretum. I always jump a little whenever I sit down near the waterfall and suddenly see one of them near me.
Artwork of the Day: Armadillo
by Erin Nicole
Yesterday was Texas Independence Day and the armadillo is one of our state’s unofficial mascots. I’ve taken better pictures but armadillos are shy and this is the best one I’ve ever been able to get of one of them. As soon as I snapped this picture, he disappeared into the nearby bushes.
Artwork of the Day: Mardi Gras Walker
by Erin Nicole
This was taken at a Dallas Mardi Gras celebration in 2018. As you can tell, our Mardi Gras party is not as much fun as the one in New Orleans.
Artwork of the Day: Kissing in Hawaii
by Erin Nicole
Happy Valentine’s Day!
The Shattered Lens Live Tweets Super Bowl Sunday!
Happy Super Bowl Sunday!
The Super Bowl just ended so I guess it’s time to recap the reaction of the members of the TSL Team who watched and tweeted about it. Jeff, Erin, Case, Leonard, and I all watched and …. I don’t know. The game kind of sucked this year. I didn’t care about the game and I thought that commercials were kind of boring.. Case thought the commercials were depressing. Leonard got so bored that he left for ice cream. Jeff and Erin are mad that the Bengals lost. Even though it wasn’t as bad as last year, there was still weren’t as many movie commercials as in the past.
I think our collective reaction can be summed up as this:
There was apparently some hope at the start of the second half, when the game started get exciting:
But in the end, the Super Bowl and the commercials just didn’t deliver:
It all led to one question:
Yep, that was it.
Through the Shattered Lens 