Call it Sin City, Lost Wages, or any of its other nicknames… but surely, as much as any other place it deserves to be called City of Lights.
Lights of all kinds—indoor, outdoor, steady, flashing, spinning. The city’s signature could well be not its glitzy architecture, much of which would disappear in the night, but the lights that keep it visible even in the dark.
I’m not in love with Las Vegas as once I was, but I can’t deny the overwhelming effect of its lights.
Oaxaca is notable not only for its wildly colorful walls but for the variety of art on many of them
It’s sometimes hard to believe the sandstone forms in Bryce Canyon aren’t the ruins of man-made walls
A stop at the historic Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An.
A unique collection of portraits Vincent Van Gogh painted while in Arles, of a postman and the family he befriended.
Samantha shares a couple of pictures of the South Dakota state sign on a road trip to Canada.
That’s the theme of this work by Bartholdi at Lyon’s Hotel de Ville; he also designed the Statue of Liberty
Oaxaca is notable not only for its wildly colorful walls but for the variety of art on many of them
It’s sometimes hard to believe the sandstone forms in Bryce Canyon aren’t the ruins of man-made walls
