Bridge Sentinel Eagle, Philadelphia
One of the amazing public art pieces in Philadelphia. Bridge pylon decoration on Walnut Street I think.
Category Archives: Scenic
Volcanic viewpoint
Looking down the throat of hell. Hat tip to Say It Ain’t So Already
The Dish
Great Flash animation! Hat tip to Todd Lockwood!
Documerica
DOCUMERICA Project by the Environmental Protection Agency From the National Archives. Outstanding collection. GO SEE.
Unseen Homeland
This is from Marilyn’s friend Kris via her friend Karen and thence her friend Paula to me. I confess I have been remiss in posting this. Each time I looked at the pictures the pain came back – so I filed the message away ‘for another day.’ That day has come, it’s time to say
San Fran Day 1 Photos
At last! (wireless here is just terrible in my room) Here’s the first batch of images! There are a lot of duplicates and many need rotated to vertical as well as captioning. Work, work, work! I’m here to PLAY! Note – all these images are royalty-free, use them any way you like.
Green Tortoise – Day 1
What a lovely, funky place! The room is small but well-appointed, right down to a somewhat-battered but quite serviceable box-fan (that was oh-so-welcome since I sleep with a fan at home). The shared bathroom(s) are nicely done, also small but numerous and plenty of hot water… ahhh. These tired old bones appreciated that. Will have
Fantastic
If you haven’t discovered Daily Dose of Imagery do yourself a treat and add it to your feeds list. This man takes the best photos. His archive is to lose a day of your life (at least) and be inspired greatly. Go. Enjoy.
Hike – Fern Lake Trail to the Pool
Here’s a short video I shot with my still cam:
Panarama
A panarama shot by my pal Mark Berenson – he shot single frames and I assembled it in Adobe Photoshop. The thumbnail opens a scaled-down version. If you want the full effect, download the PDF and you can zoom way up. Enjoy! Panarama (pdf, 1.1Mb)
Ben Franklin Bridge, Philadelphia
Judicial Storm
The upcoming elections will no doubt be cause for much societal turmoil – regardless of the outcome. Visiting Denver on a cloudy day recently, I was struck by this image and how the Capitol building looked much like a castle before a seige.
Water Curtain
One of the waterfalls on the North St. Vrain river below Button Rock Dam (TerraServer).
Weedaho – Moving Marilyn Mansion
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Cub Lake Trail
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