Rick Becker begins to glue a lid on a tube meant for collecting monofilament at the Galveston Island State Park. Becker is the lead in a project to implement recycling bins for anglers to discard their fishing line waste. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Marc Wyatt begins a painting aboard his sailboat, where he lives. Wyatt is inspired by his constant surroundings, he said. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Holly Hanson holds a 50-year-old brochure from Woodstock at her house in Galveston. Hanson has saved memorabilia, including her ticket and a New York Times advertisement, from the famous festival. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Darryl and Nancy Greenfield stand on their deck above the dock at their bayside house in Pirates Cove in Galveston. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Priscilla Baxter picks a tomato from a plant in the deck garden of her Pirates Beach home in Galveston. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Exhibits Director Paul Spana talks about the collection of moon rocks at Space Center Houston. The rocks, some of the rarest items on the planet, are stored in a case filled with nitrogen for their protection. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
The Harvest Moon as seen in September 2013 around NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. According to folklore, every full moon has a special name that says something about the season or month in which it appears. Photo courtesy of NASA/Goddard/Debbie McCallum
A variety of palms and flowering plants provide a tropical backdrop to Jenni and Tom Hudgins’ backyard pool. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Cara Moore is a Galveston artist who has transformed the city’s 1891 firehouse into her own home studio. Since the early 1990s, Moore has helped transform many businesses with her art. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Author Andy Horne, a former assistant U.S. attorney, has a nook in the bedroom of his Galveston home where he writes. He’s published two books in his “Decent Men” series. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds