Tied Ferries
Massive ferries tied to the pier at Santorini’s port.
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Glass Towers
Looking northwest in lower Manhattan.
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Axle Bolt
Wheel detail of a horse-drawn delivery cart, also seen in Corner.
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Corner
A rear corner of an old delivery wagon, stacked with whiskey barrels, in the Distillery District.
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Dam Gears
The mechanism controlling the water flow over Inglis Falls.
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Signs and Wires
Bathurst Street in the afternoon.
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Kaleidoscopic Seine
Another kaleidoscope image, this time from the banks of the Seine. Open/save the image to see it at a larger size.
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Sao Paulo Kaliedoscope
My first attempt at a kaliedoscopic technique of a cityscape, using the view from the courtyard of the São Paulo Museum of Art.
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St. Clair Chairs
Against the wall in St. Clair station.
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Exit
The door between cars on an older train, seen on the Bloor-Danforth line.
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Leg Spiral
Looking up the inside of the Arc de Triomphe.
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Swiss Timing
Swiss Rail clock at the main station in Geneva.
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Library Steps
The steps of the new national library, Bibliothèque nationale de France. This photo was taken a 90-degree turn to the left from The Newest Bridge.
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Tower Segment
A portion of the Eiffel Tower just before midnight.
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Commonwealth Graves
There are 4,648 soldiers buried in the Bayeux War Cemetery, the largest Commonwealth cemetery of the Second World War in France. There was little fighting in Bayeux, despite its strategic importance to the invasion of Normandy, so the burials come from fighting in surrounding regions.
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Barbs
Seen from atop the 30m cliffs, the surf crashes into the tip of Pointe du Hoc below. The barbed wire is to keep visitors from exploring the sheer cliff face, but in 1944, it was used by the Germans to keep invading Allied forces from advancing from the sea and capturing the huge guns emplaced here. That invasion came on the morning of June 6, 1944, at great cost to the Allies, who did not know that the guns had been moved just two days prior.
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Tube Sections
Years ago, before a trip to New York City, I read about Donald Judd’s studio and efforts to preserve its contents and open it to visitors. Yesterday’s New York Times has a beautifully written story about Judd, his work and those restoration efforts, now complete.
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16
One of the many tracts of abandoned row homes in the city where 16 of 16 houses on a block are boarded up. Block after block. Street after street.
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Ceiling Light
Today’s freight train explosion happened just a few kilometers from where I live. I didn’t hear or feel the blast, but those exact same tracks run along the end of my block and the train would have passed by me a few minutes later on its way south. So it got me thinking about trains.
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Peeling House
From the east side of Baltimore, near Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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