Tag Archives: architecture
SLC and County Building
When I was hanging out in Utah with the G+ photographers crew I headed out with the early arrival group to shoot the city before meeting up with the rest of our pals later in the day. We started the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, City-County Building, Nikon D3s, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Hidden art
Hidden away in a courtyard just outside the walls of the Walt Disney Concert Hall is a sculpture of a rose which was designed by famed Frank Gehry, the man who also designed the concert hall itself. He titled the … Continue reading
Whispers of the past
Out of all the things I love about Union Station in Los Angeles, this area here is probably near the top of that list. And it’s also inaccessible. Well, not completely. If I heard the information correct from one of … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles
Tagged architecture, DTLA, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Los Angeles, Nikon D3s, Union Station
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There can never be enough light
A few days ago my pal Thomas Hawk was in town for just the weekend so we decided to meet up on one of his free days and shoot various parts of Los Angeles. Along with our friends Robin Griggs Wood, Sassi … Continue reading
The Opera League
Near the end of the America by Rail photowalk led by +Jordana Wright and +Cassius Wright through Downtown Los Angeles a few weeks ago, we decided to stop by the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. This building in particular, which is right next to the … Continue reading
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Tagged America By Rail, architecture, DTLA, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Los Angeles, Nikon D3s
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Facing the guards
As many times as I’ve walked through and around the Tokyo International Forum in the Chiyoda Ward, I’ve never really taken pictures there. For one thing, each time I’ve been here in the past, I still wasn’t much of a … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Chiyoda, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Japan, Nikon D3s, Tokyo, Tokyo International Forum
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Utah State Capitol
I had such an incredible time during my stay in Utah and one of the highlights of that trip was being able to visit the Utah State Capitol. The interior of this building was such an incredible sight that myself … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, buildings, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, State Capitol, Utah
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To the dome
A while ago with a cloudy sky I decided to make my way to the Glendale College Planetarium. I had never been there before so I thought it would be a good chance to shoot it. I parked across the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, clouds, Glendale, Glendale College, HDR, High Dynamic Range
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Mural of History
If you stop and think about it, when was the last time you visited some of the landmarks in your city? Well for me I haven’t visited so many landmarks since I was a child. I’m talking years and years, … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles
Tagged architecture, art, buildings, D3s, Dean Cornwell, HDR, High Dynamic Range, library, Los Angeles, Nikon
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You enter with hope
This is the walkway to the Las Vegas Monorail AND to the Bally’s Hotel and Casino. So many people come to Las Vegas with the hopes of hitting it big and winning the big money, but more often than not … Continue reading
