We’ll stay in New Orleans one more day but add a bit more colour for today’s picture. We spent a great deal of time walking during our March...
Another moody monochrome image of the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana taken back in 2017.
This weekend’s journey through the archives took me back to 2017 and a trip to New Orleans where I found a few images of the Superdome that merited...
We’re back into the archives this week. Here’s a somewhat abstract view of a McLaren sports car seen during Lone Star Le Mans weekend at Circuit...
This will be the last of the Texas winter storm photos for now. The countryside around here is covered in Mountain Juniper trees like this one. They are known...
A Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) sits in a snow- and ice-covered mountain juniper tree during the week long winter storm that hit Texas in February...
A group of Cedar Waxwings (Bombycilla cedrorum) puffed up to retain warmth, perch in the top of a tree during the Texas snowstorm of February 2021.
My wife and son walk along the compacted snow on Wildwood Hills Lane during the major winter storm that hit Texas during the 3rd week of February, 2021....
This week’s posting schedule was rather disrupted by the historic winter storm that hit Texas last weekend. Things started going south for us on Sunday...
It’s cold here in Texas this week (as you may have heard). This was taken after the freezing rain but before the snowfall started on Sunday and shows...
Another view of the metal-clad section of Glasgow’s Riverside Museum as seen back in October 2019.
A section of the metal-clad Riverside Museum in Glasgow, Scotland seen during my last trip to the UK in October 2019. Despite the crystal clear, blue sky here,...
We’ll move a bit farther north for the next few days. Glasgow’s Museum of Transport is housed in a fantastic new building known as the Riverside...
Another image showing the interesting architectural contrast in the British Museum’s covered courtyard. This was taken during a family trip to the UK back...
On the day following our 2014 trip to the London Eye, we visited the British Museum. Its covered courtyard is a wonderful example of mixing classical and modern...
I’m not including this in my London Eye series as such since you can’t see any part of the wheel in this shot but it seems reasonable to end with...
This is the last of my series of London Eye images. I took this from the passenger capsule close to the highest point in its travels. The views, on a clear...
The London Eye features 32 passenger capsules numbered 1 to 33 with 13 missing for superstitious reasons. The capsules, each representing one of London’s...
A view from one passenger pod to another on the London Eye. The Eye’s rim is constructed of steel sections built in the Netherlands which were floated...
This is the second of five London Eye images that I’ll be posting this week. Today’s factoid about the wheel relates to its lighting. When...