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The doors of the Alamo are a well-known symbol of the historic battle that took place in 1836 in San Antonio, Texas. The Alamo was a mission and fortress that served as a key site in the Texas Revolution. The doors of the Alamo were made of thick, heavy mesquite wood and were originally intended to be used as shutters. However, during the battle, the doors were used as a barricade to help defend the mission. The doors have since become an iconic symbol of the bravery and sacrifice of the defenders of the Alamo. While the original doors were lost to history, replicas have been created and can be seen at the Alamo today. The entrance to the Alamo, San Antonio Texas.

Robert is a self-taught, award-winning photographer whose passion for photography began in high school when he received his first camera as a Christmas gift. Specializing in landscape, outdoor, and sports photography, he enjoys sharing his images with family, friends, and on social media. His work has been published in local media and featured in a luxurious coffee table book sold throughout the Dallas Arts District. He has also earned numerous photography awards across Texas. After retiring from an enjoyable career at Southwest Airlines, Robert now loves traveling with his wife and capturing photographic memories of the beautiful places they visit around the country. Please feel free to follow Robert on Instagram or Twitter Click...