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Cloud Gate (The Bean) at Millennium Park | Chicago

June 18, 2026 by E. Casa de Calvo

Chicago, IL ~

Categories: Chicago, Illinois • Tags: Anish Kapoor, architectural photography, architecture, art, art installation, Chicago, Chicago Attractions, Chicago City Center, Chicago Illinois, Chicago Landmark, Chicago Parks, Chicago Public Art, Chicago Tourism, city, Cityscape, cityscape photography, Cloud Gate, Contemporary Art, Downtown Architecture, Downtown Chicago, Grant Park, Illinois, landmark, Loop Chicago, Michigan Avenue, midwest, Millennium Park, Modern Sculpture, public art, reflection, Reflection Photography, Reflective Sculpture, sculpture, skyline, street photography, The Bean Chicago, urban, urban architecture, urban photography, Windy City

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Vessel | Hudson Yards

August 6, 2025 by E. Casa de Calvo

20 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001 ~

Categories: Hudson Yards, New York • Tags: architecture, art, city, copper façade, design, futuristic, Geometric, honeycomb, Hudson Yards, interactive, landmark, Manhattan, modern, new york city, nyc, Observatory, reflective, scale, sculpture, spiral staircase, stairways, structure, symmetry, tower, urban, west side

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Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris | Exterior

August 3, 2025 by E. Casa de Calvo

6 Parvis Notre-Dame – Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France ~

Categories: France, Paris • Tags: architectural landmark, architecture, Île de la Cité, bell tower, cathedral, Cathédrale Notre-Dame, exterior, flying buttresses, gargoyle, Gothic, historic, historic Paris, landmark, majestic, medieval, ornate façade, Paris, Paris icon, pointed arches, ribbed vaults, sculpted, silhouette, skyline, stone exterior, stonework, weathered

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Bandelier National Monument | Rock Walls

December 6, 2022 by E. Casa de Calvo

Bandelier, NM ~ Pueblos are estimated to date between 1150 CE to 1550 CE (nps.gov/band).

Categories: Bandelier, New Mexico • Tags: Bandelier Bandelier National Monument, canyons, cliffs, dwellings, frijoles canyon, historic, Jemez Mountains, landmark, los alamos, mesa, monument, national park, nature, new mexico, NM, Pajarito Plateau, petroglyphs, pines, ponderosa, pueblo, rock dwellings, rugged, southwest, travel, wilderness

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Ghost Town

May 6, 2022 by E. Casa de Calvo

Terlingua, TX ~ Terlingua Cemetery

Categories: Terlingua, Texas • Tags: cemetery, ghost town, gravestone, graveyard, historic, In loving memory, landmark, Terlingua, Terlingua cemetery, Terlingua ghost town, texas, travel, tx

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Louisiana’s Old State Capitol

January 20, 2021 by E. Casa de Calvo

Baton Rouge, LA ~

Categories: Baton Rouge, Louisiana • Tags: architecture, Baton Rouge, Christmas wreath, design, eagle, flag, fleur-de-lis, fleur-de-lys, gate, historic, historic building, historic landmark, history, I Love Selena, iron, iron gate, LA, lamppost, landmark, lawn, louisiana, Louisiana's Old State Capitol, museum, Museum of Political History, nature, old tree, south, southern, southern history, stickers, street light, tree, wreath

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Quebec City, QC ~ Old Quebec is walled by fortifications dating back to the 17th century, and full of historic landmarks and museums. The Upper Town contains a Citadelle fort from the 1800s, the grand Château Frontenac hotel and Terrasse Dufferin, a boardwalk overlooking the St. Lawrence River.

Categories: Canada, Québec • Tags: alley, architecture, boardwalk, brick, buildings, Canada, Canadian, church, Citadelle, city, cobble stone, downtown, fort, graffiti, historic, historic landmark, hotel, landmark, museum, old, Old Québec, Old Town, park, photography, QC, Québec, Quebec City, river, rock walls, rustic, St. Lawrence river, stone, street, structure, structures, town

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Chapel of the Holy Cross

March 28, 2020 by E. Casa de Calvo

Sedona, AZ ~ The cross sits at the top of a hill, and is built within the red rock cliffs. The hill top offers a spectacular view! I was warned that the cactus (seen in this set) spits needles at you if you get too close. Another tidbit: the architect who designed the chapel was also a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. A beautiful place of reflection.

Categories: Arizona, Sedona • Tags: architecture, Arizona, art, az, beautiful, cactus, chapel, Chapel of the Holy Cross, church, cliffs, cross, desert, design, Frank Lloyd Wright, historic, history, holy, holy cross, Jesus, landmark, landscape, nature, Our Lady of Mercy, outdoors, painting, red rock, scenic, Sedona, southwest, travel