As the region cleans up from yesterday's case of the swirlies, we were happy to learn that our go-to storm chaser, Justin Terveen, wasn't swept into the sky. (Although that would have made for a cool shot.) He sent over the photo above, which you'll wa... »
Justin Terveen/Urban Fabric PhotographyClick to embiggen and let the lightning strike your soul.If there's a storm over Dallas, local photographer Justin Terveen is spending the night chasing it, and we're spending the morning chasing Terveen down so ... »
Ever since I friended photographer Justin Terveen on Facebook, my newsfeed has been filled with the amazing images he’s able to capture. Last night, he posted this gorgeous photo of the Wilson building. He took this shot early Sunday morning during a b... »
Kinda beautiful, right? It's like a baby -- the arrival is joyous, even if some think its conception was regretful. No use dwelling on the labor pains. (Or, to sum up in the inimitable words of hard-hitting Dallas Morning News Metro columnist, it's "ni... »
Photo by Justin TerveenI don't want to suggest that my wife is a sharp stick in the eye, but from time to time she does like to "point things out." To me. So this morning when I reached for the place on the bedstead where I had neatly and carefully la... »
Woke up this morning to find my Facebook feed overloaded with this picture by Justin Terveen. I agreed with Patrick when he wrote this column about the Lite-Briting of Dallas. But I don’t mind it so much when the lights are all reflected in a very full... »
Photos by Justin TerveenThe sign still says "Articles," but I'll always remember the three-story storefront on Elm and Good-Latimer as Chumley's, located at the acoustic end of Deep Ellum on the heels of Charles Francis "Chumley" Hawkins's late, great... »
Ever since I friended photographer Justin Terveen on Facebook, my newsfeed has been filled with the amazing images he’s able to capture. Last night, he posted this gorgeous photo of the Wilson building. He took this shot early Sunday morning during a b... »
