Photograph of an unidentified elderly man seating crossed-legged on a chair that has only two legs. The chair's legs wrap underneath to support the man's weight. The elderly man is wearing a long-sleeved shirt and dress slacks and black cowboy boots.

Notes by Byrd Williams IV, entitled "Reading Photographs" on notebook paper. In the notes, Byrd states that as an individual you must bring your "whole attention" to a piece of artwork.

Photograph of many rows of equally sized pumpkins sitting in a large field overlooking the city of Dallas.

Photograph of an industrial plant in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Photograph of an unidentified man standing in front of the Fort Worth Piano Restoration building.

Photograph of a man sitting in a computer air-chair and having his portrait taken in his apartment. The man is wearing a University of Texas Longhorn t-shirt, and a plaid dress-shirt over it. The man is seated at his desk, that's has a telephone, scissors, and miscellaneous objects scattered about. Cords and headsets are swept in the right corner of the room, with the headphone resting on a hook outside the closet door.

Photograph of a cloister of the First Methodist Chuch, leading into the courtyard.

Photograph of a rooftop in Fort Worth, overlooking the city and the horizon. Two tall buildings are visible on the left and right that tower the rooftop the photograph was taken on.

Cyanotype produced from a photographic negative of a pool on the top of a building in the middle of Dallas, Texas. There are neighboring skyscrapers and other tall buildings that are visible in the background.

Cyanotype produced from a photographic negative of a pool on the top of a building in the middle of Dallas, Texas. There are neighboring skyscrapers and other tall buildings that are visible in the background.

Cyanotype produced from a photographic negative of a busy city at night. In the center of the print are soft blurs of light to indicate cars driving by and the long-exposure of the negative capturing the same movement of light again and again.

Cyanotype produced from a photographic negative of a pool on the top of a building in the middle of Dallas, Texas. There are neighboring skyscrapers and other tall buildings that are visible in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified man, sitting cross-legged in a chair and gazing off into the distance. The man owned a theater in Fort Worth on Camp Bowie Boulevard.

Photograph of an unidentified man standing in front of the Fort Worth Piano Restoration building.

Written thoughts that read, "It seems incredible to me for I have many friends who obtained pictures from myself and not a --- have I received. Moral - never deliver a kodak picture until you have the remuneration in your pocket."

Letter about the Alamo that reads, "the alamo; he got pictures of all these and a detail picture of the window in an Jose upon which a carver wronght throughout his lifetime. The figure are however sadly worn away and almost fails to depict its one time grandure. Chas. sold for of his pictures upon the spot and has the money yet has not delivered the pictures. It seems incredible to me for I have many friends who obtained pictures from myself and not a -- I have recieved. Moral - never deliver a kodak picture until you have the rennumeration in your pocket. The man says that he will give me an opportunity in the singal works. This pays about 2 per diem for which I am under obligation to make a per diem trip of about 40 miles on a hand car. What do you think of it; whatever you think dont publish it abroad as in case of the unexpected I might be deeply humiliated. Please be mum. You can tell Papa if you like. Also ask him what are his desire on the subject and impart them to me at an early convience. Your son, Byrd."

Cyanotype produced from a photographic negative of buildings and roads in the middle of a city. The building on the left is very ornate, as the windows are decorated with filigree. A single car is parked in the parking lot to the right of the building and the rest of the city is quiet.

A story by Byrd Williams IV called "Snap Shot," written on notebook paper. The introduction to the story, Byrd states that as a photograph he loves a snapshot, but as an artist, it makes him uneasy as it implies honesty.

Photograph of many rows of equally sized pumpkins sitting in a large field overlooking the city of Dallas.

Video recording of Byrd IV, Byrd III, and Byrd IV's friends at the lake. The video begins with clips of Byrd III, Byrd IV, and his friend "Tippy" Stevenburg on a sailboat at a lake. Following those clips are a series of portraits with names following a "starring" slide. These portraits include friends of Byrd IV. The remainder of the video shows clips of Byrd IV and his friends at the lake drinking, swimming, skiing, and riding on a boat.

Video recording of Byrd III and Doris Williams travels to California and Las Vegas, Nevada. Clips of the Golden State Bridge and the city streets of San Francisco are shown. The couple then traveled to Las Vegas where several clips of streets lined with casinos are seen. Additional clips include Byrd III and Doris at the airport and on an airplane.

Video recording of daily operations at Byrd Photo Service in Fort Worth, Texas. Employees are seen at work in the photo lab. One of the employees includes Pam Williams. Carol Williams Hall is seen sitting on a couch, drinking a soda. Clips of employees interacting with customers are also shown.

Photograph of an older man standing on a street corner and looking off to the side. He is wearing black pants, a blue, long-sleeve collared shirt, a black hat, an eye patch, and glasses. The front entrance of a cafe can be seen behind him which has two newspaper racks on each side of its front door, including one for the Victoria Advocate. A group of men is gathered behind the man, standing beside the building's exterior wall.

Video recording titled "Party Scenes" which includes clips of Byrd IV at a party with his friends and wife, Dovie. They are seen dancing, smoking, drinking, and singing at the party.