COLUMBIA, Mo. —
It’s been almost exactly a year since the last time I traveled via plane. (Related: happy first anniversary to my brother and sister-in-law!) Hobby Airport in Houston has changed in aesthetics since then — for the better.
Early morning flight, early morning light.
One thing that’s neat about flying between Kansas City and Houston is, the flight path goes over the Houston metropolis. In my earlier college years, I usually flew between St. Louis and Houston, so this view is not one I’m used to seeing.
Flying over the south loop area.
Unfortunately I was on the wrong side of the plane to see downtown. But I did spot something familiar…
A few hours later, I was in Kansas City to eat barbecue (more on that later), in Independence to pay my respects to Harry S. Truman (more on that later) and — now — in Columbia to watch the College Photographer of the Year judging (more on that later).
More on everything later, in general!
Words and Light 
The first time I ever flew into Houston I was so weirded out by the three different skylines coming up out of nowhere….
The light in the first photo is great!
Haha, it’s definitely a challenge to place what’s what when you’re flying over Houston. I’m a little disappointed I’m flying back in the evening and won’t get to see a similar view!
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