The “Photo Gallery” features Texas’ park, lake and town
photos that may be downloaded for personal or commercial use. The images in the "Photo
Galleries’ “Interesting Photos” slide show do not have to be related to
Texas – this is a fun photo gallery that should be interesting and/or
entertaining. We have thousands of images that will be uploaded to these galleries
over time.
You can contact us by email by clicking on “Contact” on the maroon colored menu bar at the top of the page. Menu subjects
include spelling and gross grammar errors, photo information errors, contact
information errors, and more. Correct away! Use the subject “Photo Corrections & Submissions” to request
permission to use a photo, to correct attribution and photo identification
errors, or to submit a photo for use on the website. We would love to display
your photos! You can also submit photos by clicking on the link located at the
lower left hand corner of each of the towns’, lakes’, and parks’ slideshows. Home
page slideshow photos must be sized 980:650, or be suitable for cropping to
fit. All other slideshow images are sized 600:400, or cropped to fit. When
submitting a photo, please include your preferred attribution name, CC license,
and photo identification. Photographers may include their business domain name.
It only took 7.5 years to complete this website! Special
credit goes to my brother-in-law, Jonathan Eden of Bastrop, for the hundreds of
hours he spent proof-reading, teaching me how to use computer programs, driving
in from Bastrop to fix my crashed computers and/or ordering me new ones, and
for organizing the details of the website launch! Very special credit goes to
my nephew, Matt Eden of Bastrop (AIFX, Inc), for the months he spent doing an
awesome job writing the website code and creating the website! He and Jonathan
are now busy working out the kinks! Thanks to Austin’s Katie Dryer of “Dryer
Creative” who designed the website and who was invaluable in helping organize
the thousands of website pages into a cohesive form. Also, special thanks to
Brad Jones, son of Dr. Lamar and Debbie Jones of Austin, who worked on my
computers during my early years of research. I own an incredible debt to the
photographers who were generous enough to license their photos for use by
others, and to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, Edwards Aquifer, and
my husband’s partners who permitted me to use their fully copyrighted photos. And
last, but not least, special thanks and great gratitude to my husband Dr. David
Eden who managed our household while I spent 10 hour days on my computer! And
special thanks to my children, son Michael Eden, daughter-in-law Leslie Coleman Eden (photographer), daughter Jenny Eden Aldrete (photographer), and
son-in-law Jorge Aldrete for their support.
Welcome to Texas! Ross Griff CC BY
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