Anthony Rathbun Photography

06/05/2026

This is a nice item to see. My work popped up in Texas Monthly, courtesy of Buffalo Bayou Partnership, credited. Also, the writer Emma Balter is tops.

If you can tear yourself away from the pitch, you’ll find much to love in the country’s fourth-largest city.

05/14/2026

Work in use via Houstonia Magazine!

Chef Mayank Ishtwal dishes on using cedar bark for balsamic, yaupon for tea, and one plant you should never touch.

05/01/2026

https://houstonarboretum.org/2026-alfresco-gala/

Houston Arboretum’s 2026 Alfresco Gala, honoring Main Street Capital, raised $500,000 to fund conservation and education programs.

04/05/2026

Live concert photography at Rice University’s Shepherd School Of Music! Two cameras working silent to get varied compositions make a variety of images possible. Tonight, a cello concerto by Dvorak.
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03/29/2026

Back on March 8, Houston Arboretum held their annual Pub & Pup Expo benefitting BARC, and sponsored in part by Saint Arnold’s Brewery.
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Guests got to shop canine related gifts, learn about trends in dog care, have some beer, and meet the lovely people of BARC who help find adoptees for doggie friends.
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Whether coming out with their own pups or seeking to adopt a new fuzzy family member, a good time was had by all, those with four feet and those with two feet.
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03/26/2026

PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY WEEK!
Working with an ongoing client of about 11 years, we have gone through changes, but we keep on truckin’.
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In the Winter months we photograph Spring and Summer. In Spring, we photograph holiday items.
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03/24/2026

Houston Arboretum, prescribed burn 2026.
Using controlled fire as a means of land management is not a new trend despite copious new technology around fire control. The breakdown of plant matter and the components released by fire helps nourish the soil, clear dense underbrush, and increase sun availability for new growth.
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03/24/2026

treats peacocking as an art form. Entangled by the noises from everyday life they still manage to create a world all their own.

03/21/2026

Work in use
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Good news! Houston Fire Department has confirmed that the Arboretum's southern trails are safe to reopen after Wednesday's prescribed fire.

Please note that there are still smoldering logs and stumps, so smoke may be present in the area. If you encounter smoke, please do not call 911. Arboretum staff members are monitoring the burn unit, but if you are sensitive to smoke, we recommend you avoid the following trails:

❎ Southern portions of the Inner Loop
❎ Southern portions of the Outer Loop
❎ Muscadine Trail
❎ South Meadow Trail
❎ Couch Birding Trail

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