a simple message: while visiting the world trade center site, I came across this small sign. it was attached to one of the many poles. in the background, a midnight visit looks through the fence that surrounds ground zero. photo by: william goynes
viola: my mother's sisters and brothers gather for a pictures during grandma's recent birthday. aunt viola, better known as tinsy, looks through the crowd in my direction. photo by: william goynes
many years: my dad and paula inspect a wise oak tree. the tree stands at the foot of the hill where they will build their new home. photo by: william goynes
caught: i imagine the one lady watching me rather intensely did not appreciate getting her picture taken. these two ladies were participants of a 'freedom of speech' rally in a new york city park. photo by: william goynes
the view from top: the air was cool on top of the empire state building. the wind works the hair of the ladies in front of me, another one captures the moment. photo by: william goynes
beginnings and endings: my grandmother, surrounded by great grandchildren on her 90th birthday. although she was told of the party numerous times, she had forgotten... so it turned out to be a surprise party. she was very happy. photo by: william goynes
reaching up: an early morning concert in rockefeller plaza, brought out hundreds. people crowded around the nbc studios trying to get a picture of the artist. photo by: william goynes
getting set: the defense gets set for the next play. amx corporation (the company I work for) fielded two flag football teams this season. photo by: william goynes
new york's bravest home: the ten house, across the street from ground zero. rebuilt after 9-11-1, the house now fly’s the flag that once flew atop the world trade center photo by: william goynes
midnight visitor: a late night visitor to ground zero in new york, looks through the fence at the deep hole and continued construction to what was the world trade center. photo by: william goynes
blue skies: perfect weather covered yankee stadium as the yanks took on the boston red sox for the first afternoon game of the 04 season. montrell wasn't aware of me snapping this photo of him. photo by: william goynes
central park at dusk: looking south from the great lawn in central park, the lights of new york begin to shine as the sun light fades into night. photo by: william goynes
a march moon: clouds roll past the old continental gin company building. once a cotton gin, the building was converted into lofts in the late 1990s. the place I now call home. photo by: william goynes
south texas wind: this color photo shows the gray winter skies of south texas. the old windmill, on the other side of my parents house, stands still as the clouds roll by. photo by: william goynes
a deep ellum tower: this tower stands as a reminder of the continental gin company that housed this location in the early 1900s. the quiet march moon shines down from above on the old tower and the train tracks that run underneath. photo by: william goynes
an eye on bugger: bugger didn't know what to expect from the thing I pointed at his eye. little did he know, I was the distraction while kayce and my dad prepared to give him this decades bath. photo by: william goynes