Pasqual's

 

Cafe Pasqual's, one of the most popular Mexican restaurants in Santa Fe.

Santa Fe New Mexico

St. Paul's

 

St. Paul's Cathedral

London England

Taliesin

 

Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright's Arizona home

Scottsdale, Arizona

Stonehenge

 

Stonehenge on the Salisbury Plain

near Salisbury England

Red Rocks

 

The beautiful red rocks of Sedona surrounding the Chapel of the Holy Cross.

Sedona Arizona

The Fine Art of Glass

 

Chihuly Garden and Glass is a spectacular showcase of Dale Chihuly's artistic glass making.

Seattle Washington

The Huntington

 

Inside The Huntington Museum. The Huntington is made up of a library, art museum and botanical garden. It can be a day long destination for visitors.

San Marino California 

Place Saint Michel

 

Place Saint-Michel with the fountain Saint-Michel in the 5th Arrondissement.

Paris France

The Bowers Museum

 The Bowers Museum is an art museum featuring pre-Columbian, Native American and the art of Asia, Africa and Oceana. 

Santa Ana California

The "Beaches" House

 

The house used in the movie "Beaches".

Crystal Cove State Park, Newport Coast California

California Gardens

 

The fountain at Sherman Library and Gardens.

Corona Del Mar, California

Radio City Music Hall

 

A landmark in midtown Manhattan, Radio City Music Hall.

New York, New York

Let's Go Sailing

 

An unlikely but popular sailing spot at Elephant Butte Reservoir 

Five miles north of Truth or Consequences New Mexico

Advising the Tourists

 

A historic figure giving directions to a tourist at the Minute Man National Park.

Concord Massachusetts 

Mark Twain

 

Mark Twain's boyhood home and museum.  The white building was the home of Samuel Langhorne Clemons, better known as Mark Twain from 1844 to 1853.  

Hannibal Missouri

Roof Top Gardens

 A scene from the rooftop gardens at the historic Mission Inn.

Riverside, California

The Gardens

 

Looking down at the gardens at the Getty Museum.

Los Angeles, California

Brighton Pier

 

Walking on to the Brighton Pier.

Brighton England

Charles Darwin

 

A statue of Charles Darwin sits at the top of the stairs inside the Natural History Museum.

London England

Women of World War II

 

A monument to the women of World War II representing the wartime contributions of over 7 million women, 650,000 who joined the military service.  Located on Whitehall near the end of Downing Street.

London England

Palazzo

 

Palazzo  Comunale di Cortona at the center of town.

Cortona Italy

Palazzo Salimbeni

 

Palazzo Salimbeni is a Gothic palace forming a Piazza of the same name. In the center stands a statue of Sallustio Bandini an Italian archdeacon, economist and politician.  

Siena Italy

Floris Generica

 

Floris Generica is a sculpture by artist Eduardo Catalano.  It was a gift to the City of Buenos Aires and it sits in park surrounded by green lawns and flowering trees. The sculpture has an electronic devise the opens and closes the petals of the flower depending on the time of day. The artist says it represents all the flowers in the world.

Buenos Aires Argentina

The Lifeguard

 The Lifeguard tower on the main beach in Laguna Beach.  It serves as a symbol for the city.

Laguna Beach California

Union

 

A sculpture by artist Christopher Le Brun.  It's called "Untion (Horse with Two Discs)".  It sits near the entrance to the Museum of London.

London England

Sir Thomas More

 

A statue of Sir Thomas More.  The plaque below reads:

Sir Thomas More Kt 

Some Time Lord Chancellor of England 

Martyred July 6, 1535 

The Faithful Servant of Both God and the King.

London England

Pearly Kings

 

Two members of the Pearly Kings and Queens, a charitable tradition of working class culture founded in 1875.  These two were volunteering some time at the Museum of London.

London England 

The United State Capitol

The United State Capitol Building photographed on a winter day.

Washington D.C.

Mystery Castle

 

Built in the 1930's by Boyce Luther Gulley for his daughter.  He came to Arizona from Seattle because he had developed tuberculosis.  He started building this "castle" using mostly found items.  When he died in 1945 his wife and daughter were told they had inherited the property.  They moved to Arizona and lived here the rest of their lives.

Phoenix Arizona

Cultural Center

 

The Recoleta Cultural Center used for exhibitions and events.

Buenos Aires Argentina

The Getty Villa

 

The gardens at the Getty Villa will once again be open to the public.  The museum will open its doors today after being closed for 6 months following the Palisades fire.  The museum's contents were completely safe but the smoke and soot took its toll on the outside. The surrounding hillside once full of trees and plants is completely scorched. It is said that roughly 1400 trees on the property were lost.

Pacific Palisades California