Beauty is Everywhere - Dallas, Texas

Dallas is a city in the State of Texas. With a population of about 1.3 millions, it is the tenth most populous city in the United States and third largest in Texas after Houston and San Antonio. I had the chance to visit Dallas with family during the holiday season and would like to share a few street photos I took on the trip. In addition to seeing the beautiful achitechtures and arts, visiting the George W Bush Presidential Library and Sixth Floor John F Kennedy Museum provided an opportunity to appreciate how the two US Presidents led during crisis and their strikingly different visions for the world. The detailed exhibitions for some of the most historical moments in the United States history including the Cuba missile crisis and post 911 attack wars are true reflection of their value system and leadership skills.

Mirror Mirror On The Door, Who Is The Fairest Of Them All?

Great Energy Comes From A Great Tension Of Opposites

Beauty Is Indeed Everywhere

Cowboy Sculpture - Pioneer Plaza

Walking Into History - The Spot Where JFK Was Shot

Guards at George W Bush Presidential Library

Sculpture Garden - Hidden at Plain Sight

Beautiful Light Is Born Of A Contrast To Darkness

The World is A Canvas Waiting for Our Imagination

The World Is A Better Place If You Can Find Something Which Was Not There

Harmony

Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge - I Can Hear the Music From This Beautiful Instrument

Sculpture Garden - Why I think She Is A Geometry Teacher

Klyde Warren Park - Symmetry Is The Law Of Nature

You Are Being Watched

Fountain Place

Shape and Shadow

Chapel of Thanks-Giving

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