RHH's photos with the keyword: barker

Barker-Clodine Road, Houston, Texas, 1992.

This is an old photo taken with a Minolta 201 on Kodachrome 25 film. It was shot west of Houston in the now-defunct town of Barker, Texas, on the west side of the Barker Reservoir, part of the Buffalo Bayou drainage basin. It catches the reflection of the setting sun on the office buildings to the east.

Photographed from the northwest end of the dike surrounding Barker Reservoir, now part of George Bush Park, Houston, Texas.

Photographed from the northwest end of the dike surrounding Barker Reservoir, now part of George Bush Park, Houston, Texas.

Photographed from the northwest end of the dike surrounding Barker Reservoir, now part of George Bush Park, Houston, Texas.

This snake was found dead with the frog also dead and partially swallowed. Apparently the frog was too big for the snake. Photographed in Barker, Texas.

Barker, Texas. "Red on yellow kills a fellow; red on black won't hurt Jack" - that's the rhyme used to teach the difference between a poisonous coral snake and a non-poisonous Kingsnake.

Photographed from the northwest end of the dike surrounding Barker Reservoir, now part of George Bush Park, Houston, Texas.

This is an old photo taken with a Minolta 201 on Kodachrome 25 film. It was shot west of Houston in the now-defunct town of Barker, Texas, on the west side of the Barker Reservoir, part of the Buffalo Bayou drainage basin. It catches the reflection of the setting sun on the office buildings to the east. Notice how the camera lens has also picked up the reflection and inverted it.