hodgepodge

Sangre de Cristo Range

Canadian Rockies

Maughan Library, King's College, London

Pine Valley Ranch Park

St. Andrew's Fulham Fields, London W14

2 years ago

The first Mini Cooper ("MINI") I was able to spot in its native land. :o)

Staple Inn courtyard

Which do you like better and why? They're the same set of photos, only each cropped differently. I can't decide which I like better for the first set. The second set focuses on such different views that I almost see them as completely separate photos.

This is a lovely little courtyard hidden off the street, behind theStaple Inn buildings area. Never would have found it if I didn't leave for work so early and have a knack for wandering ("getting lost").

Holborn, London WC1

Glasgow, Scotland

Happy Presidents DAY OFF!

Washington Monument, Baltimore, MD

Jefferson Memorial, Washington, DC

Roosevelt Memorial, Grosvenor Square, London, England

Avenue du Président Kennedy, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Eisenhower(-Johnson) Memorial Tunnel, Colorado

I want to paint Montreal as a rather fantastic city...

(Quote from Christopher Plummer, and it is sort of taken out of context...hehe.)

An Túr Solais

Real vision is the ability to see the invisible.

- Jonathan Swift

Monument of Light

Dublin, Ireland

Slightly different, and in colour

I thought this was incredibly funny...

... and that I was very clever for photographing it. I often amuse myself with these kinds of things.

Washington, D.C.

Columbus Day

After posting the last photo, I realized that I do have a photo that goes along with today's holiday! This is a statue of Christopher Columbus in Baltimore, between Little Italy and the Inner Harbor. :)

Building up

Happy Columbus Day! This photo has nothing to do with the day, other than the fact that I am posting this in the middle of the day - because I don't have to work today. Hooray for Columbus Day being a Federal holiday!!

I happened upon this little treasure on my way to work (training) one morning in Baltimore. I'm not sure what it is used for now, and perhaps it was never anything special, but it's a nice piece of history stuck in the middle of the skyscrapers that went up around it.

Glasgow, Scotland

View from Lambeth Bridge

London, England

D.C. part something

The Old Post Office Pavillion

Very nice ceiling. Not so nice public restrooms.

Click on the image to better see the clouds and the tower bit of the building (seen at the bottom).

Washington, D.C.

Must take a long time to grow all of this...

The view outside my hotel in

Baltimore, Maryland