I've been watching the King's Harbor development since they first broke ground. This micro-community where you could work, live and play along the northern edge of Lake Houston is interesting. It's also a very visually appealing place... which is evident by the below night-time shot of the brownstones which are the anchor for the residential section.
What a beautiful photograph! It makes me want to go see it in the daytime, too!
Graydon, Very good photo very interesting. I also wanted to comment on your name, we also have a broker in our area with your first name. This is only the second time that I have known this name, is it a family name?
Barb - Thank you. It's nice in the daytime as well... just easier to see the construction though : )
Don - Thanks also... and yes, Graydon is a family name from dad / grandfather / + I'd have to look at the genealogy report to remember for sure who else beyond that used it. Is the broker out there Graydon Vaught? I don't know him, but saw the name in the Farm & Ranch and looks like he's from your area.
Graydon, Yes the broker here is Greydon Vaught. He is also an actor we justsaw him in the Robin Hood production at the Point Theater here in the Kerrville area. I would guess he is around 68 years old and very active.
Graydon - I don't know if I'd like it in the daytime, but it certainly has romantic appeal in your night shot.
Sharon - Thank you! For all of the homes and places I've shot... I haven't done much night-time shooting... so I'm glad these have romantic appeal.
Once construction is complete and the landscaping is finalized, I think the daytime appeal will be better.
Unfortunately - the water view that these units now enjoy will soon be blocked by two more rows as well as another commercial use building.
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