Whenever I go to New York I am fascinated by her bridges, both large and small. Here, a ways out from the city, on a cloudy summer afternoon is one of the many rail bridges across the Hackensack River in New Jersey.
Crossing II was selected by California Art Club to be in their 106th Gold Medal Exhibition.
A small study of a scene that those who drive in the harbor area are too familiar with.
It is a pouty Winter afternoon in Southern California as the San Pedro cargo ship cranes keeps the sky full of activity.
New York, the city of steel. Girders and tresses, stacked over time as the needs of the city grew. Above it all, the light penetrates down into the depths, leaving an interesting play on light and shadow.
The tall palms on Balboa Peninsula are catching the last afternoon rays as the lights come on at the Fun Zone. How about a Ferris Wheel ride to catch a glimpse of the sunset this evening?
Los Angeles' Sixth Street Viaduct, a.k.a the Whittier Bridge was built over the L.A. River is Southeast Los Angeles in 1932. Here, this unsung workhorse of L.A.'s East Side takes a much-needed rest on a lazy, hazy Sunday morning.
Driving through heavy traffic along the highway I was stopped at a traffic light. In the time it took the light to change I found myself awestruck at the beauty of the filtered light streaming through the soft silhouettes of the palms.
The old movie theater in downtown Long Beach is preserved here on a quiet Sunday morning.Â
It?s a beautiful Summer evening just off of Catalina Street in the village neighborhood of Laguna Beach.
Just to the left of the scene in this paining is the wide-open expanse of the Pacific Ocean. The setting sun cast its warm glow on the old Crystal Cove Village.
This is now part of the California State Park system, and these lower cottages will soon be available again to enjoy this view. Imagine all of the memories that have been indelibly recorded over the years by those who have had the opportunity to sit on those porches and have enjoyed this sunset.
