Galveston, Texas (June 2009)
My siblings and I took their kids to the rock jetties where my mom used to take us crab fishing when we were little. It was fun passing the tradition onto them, albeit with less success (that’s our only keeper). This was my first trip back home since Hurricane Ike battered the island back in September. Our annual family vacation in Galveston always begins the same way — we jump in the pool as soon as we arrive from the airport. By late afternoon, goggles and floaties lay scattered around the pool and wet swim trunks and towels hang from a clothesline in the backyard. To me, swimming has always signified summer, and I am thankful that Galveston has begun her slow recovery, and that I still have a home to return to. I’m also grateful for my family and the time I get to spend with them.
^February 2003
^June 2006
summer
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Great pictures. All hail Queens BBQ.
These are awesome pics. I love the jumping up and down ones. And the children are beautiful.
Keith, I’ve been a huge fan of you and your photography for quite a while, and I can say hands down these are my favorites I’ve ever seen of yours. The fantasticness of your subjects and your connection to them beams through. Beautiful, beautiful work, which I’m sure didn’t feel like work for a second.
thanks everybody!
KEITH…SO LOVE THESE SHOTS!!!!! LOVE HOW THEY TELL A STORY. THANKS FOR CAPTURING AND SHARING THESE MOMENTS…
THANK YOU SO MUCH
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