P6280945cathedral, looking up, Utrecht

somewhere near euston station. i don't think it's permitted to take photos of buildings in london these days. the cloud reflection was too irresistible. shhh, don't tell.

Nothing like a double rainbow to get you looking up, and make you feel that maybe magic does exist!

"Tiger got to hunt, bird got to fly; Man got to sit and wonder, 'Why, why, why?' Tiger got to sleep, bird got to land; Man got to tell himself he understand."

-Kurt Vonnegut, Cat's Cradle.....

Read about this ancient Orthodox Church, Mosque and now museum here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hagia_Sophia

Wind Machine

2002

This is one of Vollis Simpson's Whirligigs. It is located in the park at the NC Museum of Art in Raleigh.

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The first monument to Nelson in the British Empire, it predates the one in London (Graham's)

The third and (for today) final image from my Europapassage series.

Another exposure blend (+2.7/0/-2.7 ev). As always, generated with HDRtist pro.

I think I'll take another trip there on sunday or so - today, any shot that didn't go 90 degrees upwards inevitably had at least one person running into the frame...

looking up.

Lights! Camera! Action!

52 in 2016 - 24. Looking Up

watts towers, saturday afternoon

Oxford Street tower block, Ponderosa, Sheffield.. Three photos Autostitched..

Wish this had been more in focus, argh!

We took a tour of the Washington National Cathedral, which is walking distance from Evan's apartment. I'd been there once on the super-fail 8th grade class trip of 1996, but we didn't see very much then.

D.C. regulations restrict very tall buildings, which means that the tower of the Cathedral is one of the highest places in the city, so he recommended I get to see the view. It was just in time, too, because the next month the Virginia earthquake damaged the building and closed it for several months. The restoration might not be done for years.

Also I thiiiink I'm sitting under the Wisconsin flag.

I did this one last year for a photo class. The assignment was "unusual angle". I was laying on the floor looking up.

I can't decide wether I like this or not. I'll put it out here and see what you guys think.

Looking Up - Vegas

Merry Christmas to flickr users and others.

On the west side of the canyon just before Wahclella Falls

Ceiling Diffusion

San Francisco, California

It's big.

From the black and white photography series "Looking Up". This image won a prize in the Eccles Art Center annual Photography Exhibit in Park City, Utah (1992).

Harb and rose garden.

The snow is stacking up on the sides.