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Statues high on the Indiana Statehouse...
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perspective shot of the statehouse building itself in comments
The Wheeler has been helping the homeless in downtown Indy for many years and their sign lights the way.
Happy Slider Sunday!!!
I took this shot as we were headed to the airport.
We got a lot of rain yesterday and most of the night. Now I'm wondering if I should take people on the hike today. The creeks are probably at flood stage. I'll drive over at first light and take a look at it.
Hope your Sunday goes well
Fog covered the area in the evening and by the next morning, it was so dense you couldn't see a car with lights on at the end of the block. Taken on Pleasant Run Parkway in Irvington.
The huge 2nd Presbyterian Church on north Meridian St in Indianapolis was once pastored by former four term Mayor Bill Hudnut.
The paint job was such a high gloss back the clouds are reflected on the upper surfaces. Check out the hide away lights!
Indianapolis skyline reflected on White River during a dreary autumn day. While the Marriott tends to dominate the skyline from this angle, the new orangutan exhibit at the zoo is just visible on the right. Photo taken from the White River Wapahani Trail.
SS 1/125, iso 200, f5.6.; AD360ii-C flash set at 1/4 power on camera left. Triggered by Godox Xpro C
Mac's is not the name now, but in 2007 street view it was. What it originally was is probably unknown.
I was on an airport shuttle run and was early so I wandered around parts of Indy doing some re-shoots.
One of the many hallowed halls of basketball in Indiana, Hinkle Fieldhouse on the campus of Butler University and named after long time coach Tony Hinkle. The old confines were not very friendly to my Giants having lost 4 times in the morning sessions of the state finals, the last 3 by a total of 4 points.
The IN Light IN Indianapolis Light Festival, Indianapolis, Indiana. Tony Vasquez, Vasquez Photography. 2016.
Completed in 1875. With the exception of his years in the U.S. Senate (1881-1887), and his years as 23rd president of the United States (1889-1893), Harrison lived here until his death in 1901. In 1896, three years after his presidency, he added the front porch and had electricity installed in the home.