Photography is a Skill and an Art.

Photography is a Skill and an Art.

Architecture

  • A Tourist attraction in downtown Boston that is a still operating Episcopal Church (before Revolution Anglican Church).
  • Unusual church built into a small town Penetang in a predominately French speaking part of English speaking Ontario. Large for the population of 9000 people.
  • A view of the world famous skyline from the Hudson river showing some iconic buildings like One Tower and the Empire State building. Good thing Manhattan is on bedrock with all these high rises.
  • Canada's largest church. Churches this size show the devotion of and patronage of a community to their faith.
  • Condo overlooking Lake Couchiching in the winter.
  • Bird flying high over man's Talest Creations
  • New York Skyline from Hudson River.
  • 63rd tallest at 790' (241 m), John Hancock Tower. The architecture of these tall buildings up close always amazes me, and worth taking a picture.
  • Suburbs Suffer Most in snow storms as they usually are last to get the snow cleared. Plus each house needs to clear their own walkways and drives. Some say good exercise.
  • Such a contrast between buildings of old and buildings of today. Early skyscrapers builders and architects wanted showed qualities of what we call artistic decor.
  • A magnificent statue standing the test of time.
  • This reflection spoke to me about all the changes since this church had been built and the modern city surrounding it today. Spoke volumes not just in changes of architecture but the way people today think, worship (or not worship), and a multitude of other changes. Copley Square - Boston.
  • Trying to grasp the immensity of this city and its skyscrapers. How precise the build on this. To represent the year of independence of the US from the Tyrant George and his Parliament.
  • Trying to grasp the immensity of this city and its skyscrapers. This wide angle view only captured a partial view of all the towering buildings built on this solid bedrock.
  • Trying to grasp the immensity of this city and its skyscrapers. This wide angle view only captured a partial view of all the towering buildings built on this solid bedrock.
  • The bird flying was the focus of the shot. The night sky over the city became the statement.
  • Even today the Steeple or the Church stands tall in any view of the downtown.
  • The CN Tower held the record for the world's tallest free-standing structure for 32 years until 2007 when it was surpassed by the Burj Khalifa and was the world's tallest tower until 2009 when it was surpassed by the Canton Tower.[9][10][11][12] It is now the ninth tallest free-standing structure in the world and remains the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere. In 1995, the CN Tower was declared one of the modern Seven Wonders of the World by the American Society of Civil Engineers. It also belongs to the World Federation of Great Towers.[13][14][7] It is a signature icon of Toronto's skyline[15][16] and attracts more than two million international visitors annually.[7][17]
  • Sculpture as seen from front entrance (from back).The design was said to contain the invention of the techniques used to build the first skyscrapers.
  • Historical Site - First Polish Settlement in Canada
  • Beautiful architecture from the past among so many modern towers. Chicago such a beautiful American City!! Fourth Presbyterian Church, called the Light in the City since 1871, on Chicago Chestnut Street.
  • This Luxury hotel was built to serve the wealthy clientele of Canadian Pacific Railway who would take the train across Canada. It also served as the hotel where Churchill, Roosevelt, and Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie made plans for ally resistance during WWII. D-Day was planned at this hotel. Quebequers consider this the most photographed place in the world.
  • Some of the tallest buildings in the world once graced Chicago skyline.
  • Still 68 feet shorter than original Ferris wheel built in 1893 in Chicago. Centennial Project in Chicago at the Museum Campus Navy Pier. Hosts over 9 million tourists a year.

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