St. Louis Cathedral at Dawn
It had been several hours of running around the French Quarter, creating images with a fun group of guys. It was almost morning and the predawn [...]
French Quarter Hitching Post
In an era when automobiles rule the streets, it is a bit unusual to find streets lined with hitching posts. Such is the case [...]
Stuart Tank
When you visit the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, TX, you need to take out the extra time and take a stroll a few block away [...]
Loyola University New Orleans
One of the fun things about visiting a city with someone that has lived there before, are the things you get to see that [...]
Yard Bling
An attractive garden or flowerbed may contain a few extra items to add color or structure. Take these large pots and orbs (I think [...]
Presidential Documentation
I would imagine that Presidents generate a lot of paperwork. Considering the number of letters, briefs, reports and the bills they sign into law, [...]
Texas in Lights
This view from the third floor of the Bullock Texas State History Museum looks down on a large neon light illuminating the foyer within the museum exhibits.
Closed aGlow
I have always had an attraction for lights, especially those at night. So it was no surprise that I was drawn to a little store [...]
The Conciergerie on the Seine
Along the Seine River in Paris sits a unique building. Though not as ornate as many historic buildings in Paris, this one has a [...]
The Texas Medical Center at Night
The Texas Medical Center is larger than most cities. It is a city within a city. Wikipedia says it has… 54 medicine-related institutions, including 21 [...]