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A side view of the Arch of Constantine, with the Colosseum in the background. The Arch of Constantine is the largest of three triumphal arches in Rome; it was built to honor Emperor Constantine's victory over Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge (in 312 AD) and was completed in 315 AD. Much of the sculptures and reliefs that decorate the arch were repurposed from 2nd century imperial monuments. (During our visit, half of the arch was covered in scaffolding; so most of my photos are either side views -- as in this pic -- or closeup shots of some of the details.)
A little shoot with Fairchildren's Meital, Jericho's one sided love interest.
They're very good friends nevertheless.
Met Fred Johns this morning and we took a little trip along Reed Furnace Road. It was a dreary morning and the rain came in just after 9:00 am but we managed to get a few shots in before we got rained out!
A side on view of 8A as it returns to Belgrave from Lakeside pictured between Nobelius and the Packing Shed.
Puffing Billy in February 2022.
Watching a lone Ford Taurus cross the Kanawha River on the 1930s-era South Side Bridge.
Dickinson Street, Charleston.
This classic-styled end table was fabricated with elegance in mind. A simple, 3 legged curved design with a 4" steel ball connector holds a 21" diameter light-colored travertine top. Sturdy yet rather light weight, it can be placed on the side of a sofa or couch. Top is sealed, so it is perfect for ashtrays or drinks. This finish is a bit different than our usual blackened steel. It has a slight amber hue within the black and slightly rubbed so the edges of the cold rolled steel "pop" to accentuate its flowing lines. Protected in a satin lacquer finish.
Dean made jambalaya with the fresh local side stripe shrimp that we bought from Fisherman's Warf. Yum!!
Recipe: here