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About Robert

I’m a freelance photographer and photojournalist based in Dallas. I specialize in event, assignment, and disaster photography. If you are in need of head-shots, or if you have an interesting concept I’m always looking for people to photograph for my portfolio on a TFCD basis. Feel free to contact me at 214.621.2467 or at rbostickphoto@aol.com. You can also leave your contact information in the reply box below (all information will be private and not visible). You can also find me on Facebook. I am an associate member of the American Society of Media Photographers, and a frequent contributor to the American Red Cross, The Dallas Observer, KTVT Channel 11 and various city departments.

Food Photos From The Homefront

You always see the latest dishes from the pros now let’s see yours!  Show us what’s being served at the table closest to home.

Photo by Maureen Moore. "In the past we've made ribs by smoking them on a Weber grill. We finally broke down and bought a smoker. What a wonderful difference! Here is a picture of our first effort."

Photo by Maureen Moore. “In the past we’ve made ribs by smoking them on a Weber grill. We finally broke down and bought a smoker. What a wonderful difference! Here is a picture of our first effort.”

If you’ve got something cooking in the kitchen and like to show it off, send a photo and a brief description to robert@cravedfw.com.

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Crave RADIO Features Chad Houser

Sunday on craveRADIO we will feature Chad Houser, the executive director and chef for Café Momentum which transforms the lives of the boys at the Dallas Youth Village. We have some fun surprises in store and you will not want to miss this episode. Sunday 4 to 6pm on the mighty 1190AM.

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Gallery Walk: Special Art Edition

by Erica Guajardo
Laura Rathe Fine Art: Roy James: “Duality”
On Saturday, April 6th, the galleries on Dragon Street open their doors once again to show Dallas what is trending in the art world.  Although we tend to walk the shows with knowledge of what galleries specialize in what type of art, last gallery walk we notice a new addition to the experience.  Laura Rathe Fine Art is a space which dazzles in the horizon line because it features a gallery space that is two stories.
Opening their second exhibition this weekend to highlight the works of Roi James, which depicts meditative abstract paintings and wood wall sculptures, surrendering the artist thoughts and emotions.   Allowing the artist to be hypnotized the viewer with movement within.  Come visit the solo exhibition Roy James: “Duality”, located at  1130 Dragon Street from 6-9pm.    Continue reading

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Deep Ellum Arts Festival

by Erica Guajardo

This weekend sets the date for one of the largest arts festivals in Dallas.  Deep Ellum’s Art Festival host over 200 artist and shows one of a kind items which help promote handcrafted artifacts.  Shutting down the majority of Main Street, this event is a great way to enjoy the beautiful weekend weather, meet artist, and maybe grab a bite to eat!

 Some artist which you need to make sure you don’t miss are Michael McPheeters with the Continue reading

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Food Photos From The Homefront

You always see the latest dishes from the pros now let’s see yours!  Show us what’s being served at the table closest to home.

Bacon, cheese and jalapeno omelet by Mickey Lucas

Bacon, cheese and jalapeno omelet by Mickey Lucas.

If you’ve got something cooking in the kitchen and like to show it off, send a photo and a brief description to robert@cravedfw.com.

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March Roundup: Standing on the Poop Deck

DisneyCapnby Dr. Spin

Our Spring Break Disney Cruise was the first time I had ever traveled in public with the Little One, and I found out quite quickly that inconveniences like customs checks and lines for boarding passes were pure torture to a toddler. After spending the entire day driving down and navigating these obstacles, we were both about to fall apart as we stepped out on deck to be counted present for the escape plan orientation. The crew was very diligent about passenger participation, and we were given the impression that this was the only time we really needed to be serious. Every man, woman and child were ordered to find their places on the deck and listen carefully to the instructions…hit the deck over at the Pharmacy

 

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