New York, New York
Looking down into the carefully sculpted garden at the Getty Museum complex.
Los Angeles California
Loggio dei Lanzi, the outdoor courtyard and colonnade outside the Uffizi Gallery. The statues honor illustrious Tuscans from the middle ages.
Florence Italy
Grand Canyon Arizona
A juxtaposition of the old and new. In the foreground are the towers on the Tower of London located on the north side of the River Thames.
In the background is the relatively new skyscraper called The Shard. It's located on the south side of the River.
London England
Buckingham Palace always draws a huge crowd when the changing of the guard ceremony is about to begin.
London England
The organ pipes inside Temple Church in London. When the church is open for visitors, there is almost always someone playing the organ.
London England
One of the many dioramas on display inside the Museum of International Folk Art. The museum represents different folk art from diverse cultures around the world. One of the highlights is a collection of dioramas like the one above representing places all over the world. It is part of the Museum Hill collections of museums in Santa Fe.
Santa Fe New Mexico
A view of the city of Seattle from the top of the Seattle Space Needle.
Seattle Washington
One of the shady streets in a historic village in Uruguay. A beautiful and peaceful place to visit.
Colonia del Sacramento Uruguay
St. Augustine Cathedral in Tucson Arizona was built 1776 and has been serving the citizens of Tucson ever since.
Tucson Arizona
A view of the iconic Tower Bridge with the Tower of London in the foreground.
London England
The Vessel is a sculptural structure built as a visitor attraction to the Hudson Yards development in New York City. It was designed by British designer Thomas Heatherwick in the form of an elaborate honeycomb. It is 150 feet tall and consists of 154 staircases, 2,500 steps and 80 landings for visitors to climb.
Unfortunately, The Vessel has become the sight of several suicides despite measures to prevent such incidents. The stairs have been closed so now we can only see it from the outside looking up.
Entrance to the Museo Giordano Ferrari. He was a puppeteer and skilled carver as well as a passionate researcher of all things to do with puppet theaters. The museum is located inside the ancient Monastery of San Paolo.
Parma Italy
In yesterday's post I had the street between apartments south of the Thames River. I mentioned that the apartments in the buildings on the river have great views. Here is the view in 2005 taken from the balcony of the friend's apartment I mentioned. That London skyline behind Tower Bridge has changed quit a lot in those 20 years.
London England
A view of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica over the wall that surrounds Vatican City.
Rome Italy
Casa Rosada (or pink house) is the Presidential palace in Buenos Aires. Its official name is Casa de Gobierno. That balcony to the left is where Eva Peron delivered her impassioned speeches to the crowds below.
Buenos Aires Argentina
Cave Creek Arizona
An elaborate set-up for a marriage proposal on a Pacific coast beach.
Laguna Beach California
Varenna Italy
London England
The cauldron created for the 2012 Olympics is now housed inside the Museum of London along with the story of how it was created and videos of its lighting during the opening ceremonies.
London England
St. Pancras Station was saved from the wrecking ball by a dedicated team of historians. After an 800 million pound restoration, the station was transformed in the 21st century and now is the hub for the Eurostar services to points in Europe.
London England
The chapel on the grounds of the DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun. The gallery and the chapel were designed by the artist Ted DeGrazia. The gallery displays his artworks and the chapel is a place of meditation.
Tucson Arizona
Grady Gammage Auditorium is a Frank Lloyd Wright designed building located on the campus of Arizona State University.
Tempe Arizona
The walkway from Victoria Embankment through this gate and into the Middle Temple area.
London England
The Wickenburg train station. It isn't used very often any longer.
Wickenburg, Arizona
The central hall of the National Gallery of Art dressed in holiday colors.
Washington D.C.
The mission-style chapel that sits on the grounds of the Tubac Golf Resort. It's part of the history of the Otero Ranch that has now become a golf resort. Today it's used for weddings and other ceremonies.
Tubac Arizona
Wright especially loved Asian art.
Scottsdale Arizona
Stonehenge, a mystical place. I've visited twice and given the opportunity, I'd go again.
Near Salisbury England
Inside the Palm Springs Art Museum. It's a beautiful museum brimming with wonderful art.
Palm Springs, California
A weekend crowd on the beach at Crystal Cove State Park.
New Newport Beach California
The Royal Mews circa 2002.
The Royal Mews in August of 2025. The Royal Mews houses all the horses and coaches for the Royal Family in London. It is located adjacent to Buckingham Palace.
London England
The view from the top of the London Eye, that huge ferris wheel sitting on edge of the River Thames.
London England
A view of a pair of red-breasted whistling ducks on a Costa Rican river raft trip.
Near Tamarindo Costa Rica
Last September, I posted a photo of the other side of this memorial statue.
This side of the Edith Cavell memorial bears the words "Faithful unto Death" along with "Fortitude" and a regal lion.
Edith Cavell was a British nurse during WW1 and her accomplishments and fortitude are well worth memorializing.
London England
Standing on the steps of the British Museum and looking out at the crowds of people coming and going. Imagine living in that building across the street. You would have a great view of the imposing museum but you would also see thousands of people coming and going from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM every day of the week.
London England
