Portraits – Woo Visuals

Evicted resident Steve Hudson lives on a fixed income and is relying on charities to find him a new place, Friday, May 17, 2019, in Denton, Texas. Residents living at Oak and Fry Street were at risk of being evicted. City officials gave their property owner 90 days to either fix up the properties or demolish the place. The owner decided to demolish it. Residents got eviction notices last month.
Alma Clark poses for a portrait at the American Legion Senior Center.Clark recently celebrated her 90th birthday.
Rev. Jeff Hood stands and holds a cross which he said represents the black people of America and Jesus presence in his home office in Denton. The activist pastor reflects on his participation in the July 7, 2016 Black Lives Matter demonstration, which end
Owner Seth Morgan poses for a portrait at Denton Brewing Company. Owners are Jenny and Seth Morgan – and this is Seth’s passion project. He has brewed for more than 20 years, and quit his high paying bank job to pursue this project. The brewery will ope
Denton resident Gina Purcell, plans to donate her body to a medical research program after her death. It’s a rare option aside from traditional burial or cremation.
Jim and Janet Herbison, pose in their peach orchard.
Unversity of North Texas fine art graduate, Brandy Barham examines her film at Oak Street Hall. She is a die-hard film user and even has a developing in her own apartment.
Unversity of North Texas fine art graduate, Brandy Barham examines her film at Oak Street Hall. She is a die-hard film user and even has a developing in her own apartment.
Denton resident Benny Coronado Rodriguez pulled a woman and her 2-year-old daughter from their vehicle on Tuesday morning in south Denton as rushing waters trapped them inside. He came upon their car while on his way to work in Krum along Hickory Creek Road near Country Club Road. Denton fire officials said the mother and daughter were not injured and didn’t need to be taken to a hospital.
Doug Campbell is an UNT librarian.
Aubrey football head coach Keith Ivy nearly died 10 years ago after a battle with Guillen-Barre, a rare auto-immune disease. Guillen-Barre left Ivy temporarily paralyzed and hospitalized for nearly three months.

Alma Clark poses for a portrait at the American Legion Senior Center.Clark recently celebrated her 90th birthday.

Rev. Jeff Hood stands and holds a cross which he said represents the black people of America and Jesus presence in his home office in Denton. The activist pastor reflects on his participation in the July 7, 2016 Black Lives Matter demonstration, which end

Owner Seth Morgan poses for a portrait at Denton Brewing Company. Owners are Jenny and Seth Morgan – and this is Seth’s passion project. He has brewed for more than 20 years, and quit his high paying bank job to pursue this project. The brewery will ope

Denton resident Gina Purcell, plans to donate her body to a medical research program after her death. It’s a rare option aside from traditional burial or cremation.

Jim and Janet Herbison, pose in their peach orchard.

Unversity of North Texas fine art graduate, Brandy Barham examines her film at Oak Street Hall. She is a die-hard film user and even has a developing in her own apartment.

Doug Campbell is an UNT librarian.

Aubrey football head coach Keith Ivy nearly died 10 years ago after a battle with Guillen-Barre, a rare auto-immune disease. Guillen-Barre left Ivy temporarily paralyzed and hospitalized for nearly three months.