Landscape – /lan(d) · skāp/
noun
At the center of the COVID crisis, the landscape of our lives has become severely limited. We have been confined in our spaces, narrowing the external view both physically and emotionally. But if we look out into the world, and into our memories, we can find the open skies and large vistas of our lives.
Painted Desert Storm
Cape May Lighthouse
A visit to a museum which demonstrates the musical heritage of Morocco.
A look at a classic workhorse — a vintage Fargo truck — spotted in rural Alberta
A sculpture by a modern master was a birthday gift to the Brooklyn Museum by a well-known painter
In Hastings, Minnesota, Marilyn visits a historic house that is one of the last of its style
Jonathan L visits the Lorenzo State Historic Site in Cazenovia, New York
Jonathan L stops to visit the world’s largest teapot
Jonathan L visits the highest waterfall in Massachusetts and it beautiful surroundings
Painted Desert Hill
Cape May-Lewes Ferry
Arizona Storm
Asbury Park
Easton’s Beach
Atlantic City
Cape May Dunes
Painted Desert
Sunrise 2
Erie Canal
Playa Sucia
Easton’s Beach 2
Fog Bank
Cape May Beach
Long Branch
Saló, Italy
Oregon Coast
Thank you for the beautiful photos. I lived in NJ for 10 years — five in Seaside Heights. When I worked in New York, I’d take the train from Bay Head and travel north. I loved looking at all your Jersey landscapes!