BBQ, King Ranch and Halloween

A lot has happened since my last post.  The week of Halloween I headed down to the King Ranch with the guys from Quad Photo for some picture taking.  On the way down we did a BBQ tour. 

Our first stop was Snow's in Lexington, voted best brisket in D Magazine and they definitely lived up to it.  



Tootsie who learned from her father is the pit master. 


Hershey is Tootsie's son and has been learning from the best. 

BBQ is a family affair.  


Second stop in Giddings. 







Then we stopped by Prause in LaGrange to finish off the last of the meat. 




A BBQ tour in South Texas couldn't be complete without a stop by the Shiner Brewery for our complementary brew. 

Too close to the beach to not stop. 


To the Ranch.


The most Turkey Vultures I've ever seen. 

Caracara






King Ranch Gator. 


Not too many Halloween parties in Kingsville so we had our own thanks to Mari Hidalgo and her excellent face painting abilities.














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Cheers,







Kiteboarding @ L.R.H.

The winds were a blowin on Sunday and my buddy Sean invited me out to Lake Ray Hubbard to check out the kiteboarding scene in DFW.  Of course I brought my camera and this is what I saw.

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Camping at Rochelle's

Hey Y'all,

Its camping season again and there is nothing like starting off the season with a trip to the Brazos with your 2 best buds.  Also, don't forget to check out my new website at:  http://www.dustindoskocilphotography.com/

Cheers,
Dustin Doskocil
















SUP'n at White Rock

I was introduced to stand up paddle boarding earlier this year and it has treated me well.  Photographing someone on a standup is amazing, and there are so many different ways to use a board.  So when I got the chance to shoot an actual model on one, I jumped at the opportunity.  With producer, George Selestino, stylist and stand up paddle board expert Ferrule Rose and Ashley from the Campbell modeling agency on White Rock Lake at sunrise.  How could we go wrong?
Enjoy!  









Foxy

I pulled up on this little guy at Gross Reservoir eating somebody's McDonalds that failed to make it to the trashcan.  When I turned the corner and startled him, he took off and up this vertical climb with the quickness of a fox.  I thought for a second that he was gone.  Then he stopped and posed for a picture. 
Thanks Fox. 


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