It had stormed off and on all day in the Noblesville area, but was beginning to clear up; when that happens it usually produces a brilliant sunset. I’ve been wanting to capture how the light plays off the architecture of Carmel, Indiana at sunset, so I headed over there to shoot the sun’s setting glow. […]
Our good friends Bill & Erin invited us down to San Jose del Cabo, Mexico, to visit them for a week in December. Normally when I hear Cabo, Mexico, I think of drunken spring-breakers partying on the beach getting sunburns and alcohol poisoning…not my kind of vacation. But Bill explained that the town they live
Carmel, Indiana is a fast-growing, economically-thriving suburban edge city on the North Side of Indianapolis. Home to about 86,000 residents (2013), the once sleepy suburban community has been transformed over the past 20 years by ambitious redevelopment projects that have led to the making of a vibrant city that is no longer simply a place
There are an estimated 7,000 abandoned properties in Indianapolis, from the huge former RCA plant on East Michigan Street to a small house across town in the 1000 block of Udell Street. This abandoned factory in Indianapolis has since been torn down. -from a FOX59 article on August 25, 2015 For tips on how to improve
I’ve received some reader comments on my April 8, 2016, post Architecture of Indiana | Indianapolis Central Library. I always research my posts, but apparently I got this one wrong. It has come to my attention that although the title and accompanying images are for the Indiana Central Library, the text describes the Indiana State Library.
Fall Creek Gorge, known locally as The Potholes, is a narrow sandstone canyon containing many large and small potholes in the bedrock stream bed. These potholes have been created over time by the fast-moving water of Fall Creek as it swirls through the gorge. The water flowing through the gorge is of extremely high quality as
