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 ... »
Photos by Justin TerveenCouple of months back we noticed that the Museum of the American Railroad hadn't pulled out of Fair Park as planned -- or as stipulated by its agreement with the city of Dallas following the resolution of the lawsuit brought by... »
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... »
Photo by Justin TerveenSpeaking of energizing downtown Dallas ....The storms that moved through, oh, an hour ago are but a prelude of the downpour to come. And if there's electricity in the air, Justin Terveen's there to catch it, as always. He just s... »
Photos by Dylan HollingsworthLate yesterday, friend of the show and Observer contributor Dylan Hollingsworth posted to Facebook the photo you see above; a second followed a little later, and it's after the jump. He offered no explanation for either, o... »
Photo by Justin TerveenLast Friday, 'round this time, we opened with Justin Terveen's look-see at the downtown Omni illuminated by lightning -- a striking shot. This morning, Justin kindly sends this postcard view of the hotel taken last night in adva... »
