Tagged With "Albert Kee"

Gumbo was visiting the Albert Memorial in London's Kensington Gardens. The memorial is a tribute to Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's husband, who died of typhoid fever at the age of 42.

PortMoresby continues her quest to visit places in Paris that have eluded her attention, some for 50 years, and goes west to The Albert Kahn Museum & Gardens.

Professor Abe visits the covered bridge in Pavia, a spot favored by many, including Albert Einstein.

I wish there were a tag that went beyond 'like' so I could use it both for the Kahn photographs and yours, and for the blog. You've definitely put it on my list for next year, especially for the directness of some of the photos, some of which have a Lewis Hine-like connection with the subject. I have a tiny Albert Kahn connection in my background; our Paris apartment on one trip was just off Place Albert Kahn in the 18e, where three streets and Bd. Ornano intersect each other.

Another great piece! I'll definitely put the museum and gardens on my list. As much as I love looking at nature photography, I like photos of people living life even more.

Fantastic subject and post!

You're all too kind.

Great history lesson Samantha! And excellent photos!!

Samantha shares a bit of history and her visit to the Alabama State Capitol, scene of many dramatic events.

DrFumblefinger spotted this lovely Rolls convertible while exploring Key West.

While in Key West, DrFumblefinger came across this statue of a man blowing a conch. Knowing nothing about him, he decided to do a little research to learn he was a much beloved resident of Key West.

A high point of PortMoreby’s week in George Town was a visit to a house museum that illuminates the opulent history of wealthy Chinese and Peranakan society in Penang.

Interesting places to lay her head are PortMoresby’s never-ending quest when she travels. She found a good one in KL.