Categories: Corsicana, Texas • Tags: Corsicana, department store, design, downtown, furniture co., historic, intersection, retro, sign, signage, street light, texas, traffic light, tx, vintage, Withrow Appliances, Withrow Brothers, Withrow department store, Withrow Furniture, Withrow Furniture Co.
Categories: Missouri, St. Louis • Tags: 8th St., America, buildings, city, downtown, historic, historic downtown, intersection, Locust St., magnolia, magnolia hotel, midwest, Missouri, MO, office buildings, Olive St., park, photography, plaza, post office, restaurant, rooftop, Sauce on the Side, sculpture, square, St. Louis, street, tables, united states, urban, US Bank, usa, Visit Missouri
Montréal is a vibrant city, mixed with historic and modern architecture. These photos were taken on a stroll around the city. I usually jot down the names of the streets and major locations, but I was having too much fun sightseeing, and completely forgot to take notes. Anyhow, you’ll just have to visit to see these places for yourself!
Categories: Canada, Montréal, Québec • Tags: architecture, buildings, Canada, city, downtown, fountain, historic, intersection, Montréal, Québec, urban
Post is a small town about 45 minutes away from Lubbock, TX. This was often a stopping point on the way out of town. These pictures were taken on a Sunday afternoon, which explains why it looks so desolate.
Categories: Post, Texas • Tags: book store, buildings, country, highway, historic, hotel, intersection, main street, median, old, post, sign, sky, storefront, street, summer, texas, trees
Levelland is about forty minutes away from Lubbock, TX. This is a nice drive if you want to get out of town for a while (assuming you live in Lubbock). Plenty of fields and sky to admire on the way, and a beautiful park and town square to enjoy when you arrive.
Categories: Levelland, Texas • Tags: barn, brush, cars, clouds, coffee, ducks, farm, feilds, fences, intersection, levelland, pie, pond, sky, street, summer, texas, trees, water, water tower, west texas, wheat, windmil
While I lived in Boise, the state capitol building seemed to be under constant construction. It may have since been fully renovated. Another impressive aspect was the town’s cleanliness (no sarcasm implied; it was unusually clean). I have yet to visit a comparable city, except perhaps for Des Moines, IA. Finally, if you are ever in the neighborhood, you must visit the Egyptian Theater. It was established in 1927, and has been beautifully maintained. I’ll never forget watching “It’s a […]
Categories: Boise, Idaho • Tags: architecture, art, boise, buildings, captiol, city, clouds, construction, crane, design, downtown, historic, idaho, intersection, mural, old boise, sky, street, sunrise
If you are a David Bowie fan, check out the movie “The Man Who Fell to Earth.” It was filmed in Artesia and surrounding areas. The town isn’t very large, but it has tons of character and many historical elements.
Categories: Artesia, New Mexico • Tags: artesia, balloon, clouds, david bowie, desert, feild, flower, intersection, new mexico, railroad, refinery, sky, stadium, stream, street, summer, theater
Photos were taken in late December. Walking on the frozen shore was fun, but a little dangerous. The wind gusts were also quite powerful.
Categories: Michigan, South Haven • Tags: buildings, choclate, christmas, coffee house, docs, frozen, great lakes, house, ice, intersection, lighthouse, michigan, road, shoreline, south haven, water, winter
E. Casa de Calvo