I can’t think of any more iconic sight in the city of Seattle, Washington, than the Space Needle seen here from Kerry Park. The 605-foot tower was privately...
Our annual NxNW photoblogger trip is underway! Most of us arrived yesterday afternoon and spent the time wandering around downtown. After a leasurely dinner...
The girder bridge over the Colorado River at Montopolis Drive, Austin seen from beneath the larger, concrete bridge carrying US 183.
The view of downtown Austin from the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge at Lamar Boulevard is somewhat dominated by the street art offering painted on the side...
Lines and shadows seen at Old Moore’s Crossing Bridge in Richard Moya Park, Austin.
The Lamar Boulevard road bridge runs parallel to the much newer Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge just to the west of downtown Austin. This view was shot from...
I’m just putting the finishing touches to a collection of images of Austin-area bridges which I’ve been shooting over the last few months....
I broke out the infra-red camera again a week or so ago on one of the few sunny days we’ve had recently. Old Moore’s Crossing Bridge can now be seen...
Some nice geometry seen in the fire escapes behind the Austin Convention Center.
Old Moore’s Crossing Bridge can be found crossing Onion Creek in Richard Moya Park to the east of Austin near the airport. Interestingly enough,...
As a lover of modern architecture, I had a great time during the morning Nikki and I spent in La Défense during our trip to Paris last year. The business...
We’re planning another vacation to Canada for this summer so here’s a shot from my last trip north of the border in 2009. This was taken from...
Checking my Lightroom catalog, I just noticed that it was exactly a year ago that I spent a rather fun day shooting the Painted Churches with John Rogers....
Let’s stay in London today. Here’s a shot from the famous Great Court in the centre of the British Museum.
The senate chamber in the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul is closed off by a very heavy, steel gate. Thankfully, though, the bars are just wide enough...
I can hardly believe it’s been a whole year since Nikki and I took our, somewhat impromptu in my case, trip to Paris. Here’s one of the shots...
I thought of this photo recently when I saw essentially the same shot on one of the other Austin photobloggers’ sites. I intended linking to that...
Flags in front of the Fairmont Hotel and, in the background, the tower of the Mark Hopkins Intercontinental Hotel in San Francisco. Last time I visited...
An abstract image taken in the foyer of the Hyatt Hotel in San Francisco’s Embarcadero where there is an outstanding, huge, geometric bronze sculpture.
Part of the skyline of Boston taken from across the Charles River in Cambridge on an evening a couple of years ago when we had great light.
