Barry Doyle

Barry B. Doyle is an accomplished photographer with a flair for capturing striking images of urban landscapes, people, and nature. His eye-catching photographs have received lavish praise from Joan Walsh, the editor in chief of Salon.com.

In addition to his work in photography, Doyle served as the vice president of a cabinet shop for commercial architectural millwork in Dallas, Texas, before retiring to raise his family. He became actively involved in his community by serving as a PTA president at his child's school. During this time, he was honored as Volunteer of the Year by the Dallas Independent School District. Because of his contributions, Doyle became an expert on the city, the inspiration for his first book, "Dallas Iconography."

Originally from San Diego, Doyle received a B.A. from Wheaton College in Illinois and attended a summer program in Oxford, United Kingdom, where he met his wife. A self-described dilettante, Doyle enjoys furniture-making, cooking, blogging, and traveling. He lives in Dallas with his family.