The ruins of an old hotel found in a mining town in northern Arizona.
Superior Arizona
Photography and travel are my two passions. This blog will feature photos from my travels and little anecdotes about my experiences and discoveries.
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
A numerical sculpture by Robert Indiana located in the City of London between Lloyd's of London and the Willis Building on Lime Street.
London England
A statue of Queen Anne stands in front of St. Paul's Cathedral. Queen Anne was the ruling monarch when St. Paul's was completed in 1710.
London England
Inside the Art Institute of Chicago and above the stairs is the Hartwell Memorial Window. A stained glass window designed by Agnes F. Northrop and created in the Tiffany Studios.
Chicago Illinois
One of the historic buildings in a city that has retained its ancient charm. The building is now used as an art gallery.
Colonia del Sacramento Uraguay
Once a land-grant property used for ranching in southern Arizona, the property is now part of the Tubac Golf Resort. It's a beautiful property with a lot of historic buildings dating back to the 1700's.
Tubac Arizona
Tovrea Castle is a historical landmark in Phoenix Arizona. The structure known as the "wedding cake" castle was built between 1929 and 1931 by Alessio Carraro.
Phoenix Arizona
The central California wine country produces a lot of wine. Not as much as the Northern California wineries but still a substantial amount.
Temecula California
Exploring the medieval town of San Gimignano in Tuscany. Walking between ancient walls.
San Gimignano, Italy
A portrait of Mary Shelley, the author of "Frankenstein" was on display at the Morgan Library & Museum during an exhibit about Frankenstein. The portrait is permanently housed at the National Portrait Gallery.
New York, New York
New York, New York
Described as a youth on horseback and dating back to the 1st Century AD. It now resides in the atrium court at the British Museum.
London England
Mandalay Bay is one of the many large hotels that line the main boulevard called the "Vegas Strip".
Las Vegas Nevada
A quiet spot at the Getty Villa. A mosaic fountain located in a quiet alcove on the villa grounds.
Los Angeles, California
A mock Tudor-style building sits in the center of Soho Square Gardens in London. The building was built to hide an underground electrical utility sub-station.
London England