Chicago Illinois ~ Part V ~ City of Art
There is no story this day in words. I find myself at a loss for words for many reasons. So, I will give you this post in photos of art. Just as I saw it. Just art. Just
Chicago Illinois ~ Part III ~ Architecture Heaven
Chicago is a city of art and architecture. I don’t think thus far that I have visited a city where it is so well-integrated either. The old and the new buildings, which I will talk about in another post, and the art itself, also
Chicago Illinois ~ Part II ~ More Than a Green River
Welcome to part 2 of this 5 part series on Chicago Illinois. When we left off we had just finished shooting “The Bean” and were headed up to Union Station to meet up with my fellow Arcanum Master, Scott Norris. Scott was
Chicago Illinois ~ Part I ~ The Obligatory Bean
As part of my inadvertent obligation to visit all three coasts within a years time, Chicago finally made my list. I had been to NYC, Philly, DC, and SF so it was well overdue. I had a friend who had been keeping track of my
Kinzua Bridge ~ A Look Back
After a friends recent trip to Kinzua Bridge I decided to dig back in my archives and post a story about my first travel photo trip outside of my own state. This was not only my first trip outside my state, but I was still a
Local Fare ~ Community Arts of Elmira ~ Elmira, NY
Originally, I had this post all queued up to write about the history of the Langdon-Pratt Mansion, home to Community Arts of Elmira, Inc. I love re-purposed, sometimes historic buildings and the
Local Fare ~ Sonnenberg Gardens ~ Canandaigua, NY
As a boy, I grew up having two parents, my mom, and my grandmother. We didn’t have a lot of money but my gram and mom did what they could each year during the summer to make it
Local Fare ~ CMOG ~ Corning, NY
This will be the first in a series of posts on local travel locations. Often, because I have lived here so long, I have overlooked the obvious. Many of these sites I visited regularly when
Mono Lake ~ California
Mono Lake (moh-noh) is a large, shallow saline soda lake in Mono County, California, formed at least 760,000 years ago as a terminal lake in an endorheic basin. The lack of an outlet causes
