This is a picture of my granddad with a fresh kill during a deer hunting trip in East Texas, November 1964.

It’s one of several shots he took during this trip, which he developed as slides for storage. And that’s where they stayed, in an old box in a dusty barn for decades, until my uncle John sent them to me a few years ago.

I finally restored them at my home studio and was impressed with the quality of the images Granddad captured. They show a bygone era when hunting was an important value in the culture.

Here are the stills from the video. Click for full-res.

In the summer of 1987, my granddad took me and my grandmom on a trip to explore a small waterfall hidden somewhere in the central Texas hill country. Granddad took several photos of that trip. I just finished restoring a handful of them for a project with Screams from the Trees. It was a fun project – check out the Before & Afters – click for full res:

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