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These building photos were a special project for Williams in Tulsa.
Atlas Life Building, Downtown Tulsa, OK.
This was taken in Cherokee, Oklahoma as the sun was setting.
Stillwater Fire Department Station No. 2 on the Oklahoma State University Campus
BOK Center in Tulsa, OK
Tulsa Blue Dome on Rt 66
In life, we build monuments to ourselves but one final monument stands taller than the rest.
Sunset in Alta, UT
Tulsa’s Bluedome Building on Rt 66 in Black & White
Broken Arrow’s Our Lady of Sorrows Convent in Black & White
Downtown Tulsa Skyline after the storm. The visible crane is the Cimarex Energy building project.
Tulsa’s Utica Square in Spring
Our Lady of Sorrows Convent in Broken Arrow, OK
Sunflowers on the side of a mountain in Alta, UT. This photo was taken in the evening on a hike to Cecret Lake.
These building photos were a special project for Williams in Tulsa.
Under Tulsa’s 21st Street Bridge
Broken Arrow’s Our Lady of Sorrows Convent in Spring
Tulsa Golden Driller Black & White
This photo was taken with the Nokia 1020 phone camera – perhaps the best cellphone camera I have ever used.
Another photo taken with the Lumia 1020 cell phone. This taken in the Spring of 2015 during a very gloomy day.
Tulsa Cains Ballroom taken from street.
Tulsa Skyline Reflection
Rustic House in Western Oklahoma
Freight Elevator in the Williams building. This was part of the commissioned series.
Tulsa Skyline looking NE.
Tulsa Skyline Shadows
These building photos were a special project for Williams in Tulsa.
Our Lady of Sorrows Convent in Broken Arrow as it is being torn down.
Cecret Lake in Alta, UT
Part of the Williams floor remodel project. Photo on floors 20/33 of the WIlliams/BOK Tower in downtown Tulsa.