For fifty years, Bruce Warner has poured his heart and soul into capturing the essence of Texas, and he praises God for the gift of creativity He has bestowed upon him. A designer by trade and a photographer by passion, Bruce has roamed the backroads of the Lone Star State, from the sunbaked plains of West Texas to the neon glow of Dallas nights. His work isn’t just art—it’s Texas, bottled up in color, texture, and light, all made possible by God’s grace and vision.

Born and raised in Dallas, Bruce cut his teeth in the design world when he hand-lettered signs while perfecting his darkroom magic at NTSU. Over time, he embraced new tools and techniques, always staying true to the raw grit of Texas storytelling. Whether a studio-inspired wildflower image or a moody black-and-white AI creation of an 1890 Texas town, his work reflects the spirit of the land. These pieces are not just photographs but expressions of faith, talent, and the beauty God has placed in the world.

Even now, Bruce keeps his boots dusty and camera ready, constantly seeking the beauty God has woven into the fabric of Texas. He says Texas isn’t just where he works—it’s who he is. And as long as the sun sets in the piney woods of East Texas, Bruce Warner will be there, lens in hand, chasing the spirit of Texas, one frame at a time, giving glory to God for the endless inspiration He provides.