South Padre 2016 Part 7

[Roanoker]

I almost feel like one of the potted flowers.


I think this may be a coiled snake.


Building on top of itself.


Sounds good to me!


Must be time to eat dinner.


Only tree lovers will appreciate this picture.


Dinner napkins, ready to serve, with a Poster Edges filter applied.


Not a napkin, but nicely folded nonetheless.


If a flower could pout, that’s what this one would be doing.


I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a statue presented like this one. It appears to be wrapped.


This flower appears to be bejeweled.


That’s where we are!

[grovester]

Really like that napkin photo!

[Roanoker]

Hmm. It looks more like a drawing than a photo. But the original looked real. Thank you for commenting.

[Roanoker]

We are very close to the end of the day. But these flowers are ready to shine.


The original image of this sign was at an angle. So I twisted it until it appeared more straight.


You’d think the tiles would have been put on the barren walls.


I have a thing for pretty floors.


The original image was portrait-oriented, and it shows up on the right. I created the black hill and sky on the left. I cheat.


This is the last picture of the day. The empty boat looks sad.


It is now 2/5/16, and we are visiting the Lyndon Johnson library/museum complex.


If only I had raised the camera a smidge.


When there is no wind, you cannot see the flags very well.


Presidential limousine. As if you couldn’t figure that out on your own.


Big picture on the wall.


Quite a building on the inside.

[Roanoker]

We are still visiting the Lyndon B Johnson museum/library, and this is his office.


More of the office.


This is Ladybird’s gown.


This is a nice painting of her.


Her office is a bit simpler than her husband’s.


These were gifts to Ladybird.


This is a giant picture on the wall. I find it fascinating. It gives the impression of being real.


Interesting ceiling treatment.


Sit wherever you like.


Back outside, we can see how massive this place is.


It goes on and on.


We are under one of the buildings.