Photograph of the construction of the overpass for 120 and 35W in Fort Worth. Close to the camera is a large concrete pillar in the left 2/3 of the photo with mud and rocks piled up next to it. Beyond the pillar is a marshland of standing water, rocks, construction materials, and more. The background of the photo shows more pillars being built, a bunch of rebar, and a crane lifting a cage.

Photograph of a mural titled "Diane," that was created by Dan & Mae Hitchcock on June 4, 1987. The mural is an illustration of a woman's face.

Photograph of a bunch of litter on the ground, an urban kelp hose and an empty bottle.

Photograph of First Christian Church located at 612 Throckmorton Street in Fort Worth. The architecture of the building is Greek with a triangular roof and columns. There is an entryway close to street level that sits underneath the row of columns. It is illuminated by spotlights. A small set of stairs leads up to it. with potted topiary on the edges of the stairs. More stairs lead up from that entrance to an entrance behind the columns. This entrance has a large door under a pointed archway, matching the roofline. The church's windows are stained glass. A sign stands at the corner of the lawn. It is in the shape of a capital "I," with the lines on the top and bottom. It reads "FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH." There are lights in the sign, but they have gone out behind the letters C, S, T, I, and A in "Christian." There are other buildings across the street from the Church, all with lights on in some windows. It is nighttime.

Photograph of industrial towers near a railroad in Fort Worth. A train is seen on the railroad in front of the towers as well.

Photograph of the side of a metal building. The sheets of metal are multiple different colors and some are faded with the sun.

Photograph of two wooden signs nailed on a tree. The top sign has an address "358" and the bottom said has letters and a phone number, "IFFNEED IMATIO, 923-3594."

Photograph of an elevator on S. Main St. in Fort Worth, Texas. There is a long stretch of road going over a bridge on the far right.

Photograph of the Dallas skyline at night. Comerica Bank Tower is visible in the background. There are other, unknown buildings visible in the foreground.

Photograph of East 4th Street in Fort Worth, looking west. The Burk Burnett building is in the background, and a parking garage with an arrow-shaped sign pointing to it, is near the camera, to the left of the photo. The sign reads "PARKING." There are cars parked along the sides of the road, and one is blurry, as it was parking while the long-exposure photo was being taken. The sky is cloudy, and a trio of men are standing at the entrance to the parking garage.

Photograph of an unidentified man. He is sitting on a chair in front of a rooftop pool. In the background, the Dallas skyline is visible.

Portrait of Edmund Pennington Pillsbury Jr., known as Ted Pillsbury. Pillsbury is the known American museum director of the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.

Portrait of Edmund Pennington Pillsbury Jr., known as Ted Pillsbury. Pillsbury is the known American museum director of the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.

Portrait of Edmund Pennington Pillsbury Jr., known as Ted Pillsbury. Pillsbury is the known American museum director of the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.

Portrait of Edmund P. "Ted" Pillsbury, former director of the Kimball Art Museum from 1980-1998. Pillsbury is standing next to a painting in the Kimbell Art Museum by Pieter Jansz. Saenredam.

Photograph of the Dallas Skyline taken from the rooftop pool of the Busch-Kirby Building in Downtown Dallas. In the background, the Bank of America Tower (left) and Comerica Bank Tower (center) are visible.