Tower Bridge
It was late June and just before I shot The View from Tower Bridge, we rode over the Thames and could see Tower Bridge [...]
The Nexus
“An energy ribbon, called the Nexus, is a temporal anomaly moving through space. To anyone or anything inside the Nexus, linear time has no [...]
Notre Dame Archway
One thing that most historical buildings in Europe have in common is the beautiful carvings and statues. Many of the cathedrals we saw in [...]
The Old and the New
As a city grows, new buildings are erected where older buildings once stood. Occasionally, some are saved for their historical value. It has only [...]
Ready for the Olympics
We were fortunate to visit London just a month before the Olympics came to town. Everything was all spiffied up, yet no streets were [...]
Crossing the English Channel
They say crossing the English Channel can be a bit bumpy, if the weather doesn’t cooperate, which in England, it rarely does. We were [...]
The Raindrop Turkish House
Houston is one of the most multicultural cities in America. Centers like the Raindrop Turkish House hope to cultivate friendship and promote the understanding [...]
Camp Calm
Summer camp is like an ant hill after a rainstorm. The kids are outside running around in all directions, jumping into the pool or [...]
London’s Shard
The Shard, the newest skyscraper in London, is located in their business district. It was topped off this past in March and opened in July. The [...]
The Palace of Westminster
The Palace of Westminster is the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, the two houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. This [...]