ABOVE: The Photographers Mirrored
Day after Thanksgiving
ABOVE: "Spoonbridge and Cherry"
by Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen
ABOVE: State Theatre
Grain Belt Beer
neon sign, ca. 1940
ABOVE: Pillsbury's Flour
ABOVE: Merriam Street Bridge
ABOVE: "Tableau: A Native American Mosaic"
by George Morrison
ABOVE: Copper-Topped County Courthouse
ABOVE: MacPhail Center for Music
by local architect James Dayton
ABOVE: Late Afternoon
(What's the name of this building?)
Gorgeous pictures!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clean eye you have.
ReplyDeleteI like that: a "clean eye." Yes, it surprises me, sometimes, my Zen eye... cutting through an otherwise many layered, collaged aesthetic.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you could enter these somewhere. Good shooting.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I like about blogging, Deanna: I have "entered" them here! That takes care of my desire to share.
ReplyDeleteWow, you capture the beauty of the city, its lines and angles, so well. The beautiful copper roof of the courthouse! YOu make me so happy I'll be there in just a couple of weeks...
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see your take of your city too, Jen!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures of Mpls! The Grain Belt Beer one gave me a little stab of nostalgia.
ReplyDeleteCome visit--I'll buy you a bottle!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. You have quite the eye...
ReplyDeleteWell, buildings are easy... If I could capture people, that would be something.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them!