Pittsburgh! Cityscapes slide show (25)
Pittsburgh is a unique city location - at the ends of three large rivers. Views from many different high elevations are basically aerial views; A variety of sunrises and sunsets give another element of an interesting view of downtown Pittsburgh.
Cumberland Island slide show (30)
The Cumberland Island was bought by Thomas Carnegie per his wife, Lucy Coleman's desire, in 1881. Initially developed into his family's Estate, and remained until 1972. When Thomas passed away and his brother, Andrew, sold his steel industry in Pittsburgh, his wife continued to manage the ownership of the island and provided financial support for the Carnegie children to live there, their whole lives. The estate has slowly become ruins and the island is a very undeveloped barrier island on the Atlantic coast, which is extremely unique. A lot of wild animals on the island.
Savannah! Georgia slide show (30)
Established in 1733 and was not destroyed in the Civil War. The Historical District has 24 park squares which are unique and beautiful, and an incredible amount of vintage residences, churches, commercial buildings.
Landscapes slide show (17)
Churches and Cemeteries in Pittsburgh slide show (23)
Generally turn-of-the-century churches and cemeteries that were established in the Pittsburgh area during the very dynamic economy and growth period.
Digital Darkroom / Black and White images slide show (25)
Generally a posterized effect and B/W enhancement of RAW format photos.
G r a f f i t i A r t slide show (7)
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The Homewood Cemetery slide show (29)
The Homewood Cemetery in area of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania has many private mausoleums of historical architectural designs. Many of the mausoleums has stained glass windows.
Allegheny Cemetery slide show (14)
The Allegheny Cemetery in area of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania has many private mausoleums of historical architectural designs. Many of the mausoleums has stained glass windows.
Charleston! South Carolina slide show (7)
Established in 1670, named after England's King Charles II, as Charles Towne. Was one of the ten largest American cities through the census of 1840.
Vintage Architecture slide show (65)
A variety of buildings, and sculptured elements of design basically from turn of the century, 1900.
Contemporary Architecture slide show (16)
Birds and Flowers slide show (16)
Clarion River slide show (6)
A main river that feeds Allegheny River in Western Pennsylvania
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