Tag: Architecture

  • Wide-Angle Westminster

    Wide-Angle Westminster

    Last time I visited Westminster Abbey, I exclusively used my 24-120 zoom. This time I decided to go for wider views, and used the 14-24 zoom instead. Because Westminster Abbey is so heavily visited, unless you are standing right in front of something, any wide-angle view is going to have a lot of people in…

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  • Sunup Sundown

    Sunup Sundown

    London, England. March 2026.

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  • Castles and Towers

    Castles and Towers

    There is a dearth of proper castles in the United States, so they are always fun places for me to visit in Europe. In the image above, the clock face provides a convenient reflective surface to give the composition a bright anchor point. The image below, of Dover Castle, uses a similar trick with the…

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  • Southwark Cathedral

    Southwark Cathedral

    One afternoon in London we had plans to meet friends for a tour of the Tower. My son and I spent most of the morning exploring Southwark before crossing over London Bridge. After visiting the tourist-trap-esque Clink Museum (morbid curiosity and proximity won the day) we went to the wonderful—and nearly deserted—Southwark Cathedral. I love…

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  • Unorthodox Locale

    Unorthodox Locale

    Two years ago, when we were driving to the Paint Mines Interpretive Park (the subject of this post) we passed a surprising sight: an onion-domed orthodox church. I didn’t stop to take pictures that day, but it went on my list of places to return to. This spring I finally did. The small church is…

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  • Winston County

    Winston County

    Back roads are always fun to explore, and there’s a lot of them in Alabama. On one outing last summer, we drove a little ways south to a few points of interest in what turned out to be Winston County. The first spot we found was Corinth Church, built in 1884, disbanded in the early…

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  • Covered Bridges

    Covered Bridges

    On my last visit to Alabama, we went on a drive to see some covered bridges. We ended up finding three of the eleven such bridges that remain standing in the state. I have always associated covered bridges with states further north, but you can learn about the ones in Alabama here; there is both…

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  • Chiba Blue

    Chiba Blue

    Chiba, Japan. October 2025.

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  • Japan Wrap-up

    Japan Wrap-up

    Sixteen posts on one trip is a lot, but it was a two-week trip, after all, in new places with lots of time to photograph lots of new things. I ended up with a little over 2,500 images and have now published 119 of them on this website. Of these, 102 were taken with my…

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  • Sweeping View

    Sweeping View

    Aomori, Aomori Prefecture, Japan. November 2025.

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