Decorations outside a townhouse on the Upper East Side. They are truly in the spirit of things.
New York New York
Photography and travel are my two passions. This blog will feature photos from my travels and little anecdotes about my experiences and discoveries.
Decorations outside a townhouse on the Upper East Side. They are truly in the spirit of things.
New York New York
One of London's most famous landmarks, Tower Bridge. The tour inside the tower is fascinating and walking across the bridge is a great experience.
London England
This white-throated magpie-jay was making his presence known with his loud calls. He was hovering near my lunch table at a lovely outdoor cafe.
Tamarindo Costa Rica.
One of the 'streets' inside the Recoleta Cemetery. It's just row after row of tombs, some elaborate and some simple. Many are adorned with statues and almost all have crosses on top of them.
Buenos Aires Argentina
This is a 16 foot sculpture titled "Investigation, Analysis and Publication located in downtown Oklahoma City. It was created by Bernard Frazier in 1964 and was commissioned by E. K. Gaylord, long time publisher of The Daily Oklahoman.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Inside The Cloisters Museum part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It's located in Fort Tryon Park between Washington Heights and Inwood in Upper Manhattan. The museum specializes in European medieval art and architecture focusing on Romanesque and Gothic periods.
New York New York
Looking through the many rooms of Pueblo Bonito in the Chaco Canyon National Historic Park.
The pueblo ruins date back to 850-1150 AD.
Northwestern New Mexico
Victoria House is a building in the Bloomsbury area of London designed by Charles William Long and constructed in the 1920's. The outside retains its original look while the inside has been extensively modernized. It sits next to Bloomsbury Square.
London England
Inside St. Martin's in the Field, a church located across the street from Trafalgar Square. It dates back to 1222 and is a Church of England parish. It's known for its work helping those in need.
London England
A building housing multiple shops featuring creations by local artists. One of many such buildings in old town Tucson.
Tucson Arizona
Historic Santa Fe County Courthouse designed by John Gaw Meem and recently restored to its 1939 roots.
Santa Fe New Mexico
This detailed replica of King Tutankhamun's solid gold tomb can be found at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum. It stands guard outside the entrance to a full-scale replica of his tomb.
San Jose, California
The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis contains one of the larges mosaic collections in the Western Hemisphere.
St. Louis Missouri
The Hippodrome was built 1900 to house circus and variety performances. Today it operates as a casino.
London England
A beautifully maintained surfer's wagon seen in the Crystal Cove Shopping Center parking lot. It brings The Beach Boys to mind!
Newport Coast California
The modest grave of author Louisa M. Alcott in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. She wrote "Little Women" in 1868. Readers leave gifts and notes when they visit her grave.
Concord Massachusettes
Corona Italy
This regal looking lion guards the back entrance to the British Museum. He could use a good scrubbing don't you think?
London England
Crowds of people waiting for the Natural History Museum to open on a very damp morning.
London England
The Booths and tables are lined up right next the the Eurostar Trains at Searcy's Champagne Bar inside St. Pancras Station.
London England
Entrance to the Vatican Museums used by small group tours. It's located on a less crowded street.
Rome Italy
An atlas or sometimes called an atlante is a male figure used as decorative building support structure. This one was found on Temple Chambers.
London England
A view of the Salton Sea, a landlocked and highly saline lake in Southern California. At one time the area around the lake became a resort destination with salt water and sandy beaches. Then fish and wildlife started to die off because of contamination from farm run-off. This photo was taken in 2010.
Near Palm Springs California
A view of the Grady Gammage Auditorium on the campus of Arizona State University. A Frank Lloyd Wright designed building.
Tempe Arizona
A view looking over the Recoleta Cemetery. Some might call it a city of the dead.
Buenos Aires Argentina
The visitors center at Sunnylands Center and Gardens. Sunnylands is the former Annenberg estate, a 200-acre property currently run by the Annenberg Foundation and Trust. It was a former home of Ambassadors Walter and Lenore Annenberg.
Ranco Mirage California
Neon sculpture created by Rob and Nick Carter and called "Revolution". Located in lobby window of 200 Aldersgate, a office building near the Barbican.
London England
The back side of the Royal Courts of Justice. Back in the days before cell phones, multiple phone boxes were needed to support the press as they covered important trials.
London England
This statue was created by Frederick Ruckstull and stands on the grassway of the Private Drive called Portland Place. It is called Mercury Teasing the Eagle of Jupitor. Ruckstull was the chief sculptor for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair.
St. Louis Missouri