Culture of Cuzco,
Capital of the Inca empire,
Colonial architecture,
Churches and conquistadors.
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Cuzco in Captures
Posted in Peru
Tagged Architecture, Cusco, Cuzco, Inca Empire, Peru, Photography, Travel, UNESCO
Substantive NYC
Take the 7 to Grand Central, transfer to the 6, get off at Astor, walk west for a couple minutes, and you will find an excellent coffee shop.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, High Line, Manhattan, New York, NYC, Photography, Travel, Upper West Side, World Trade Center
Chapin Forest Reservation
Chapin is an excellent area to XC ski near Cleveland. There are some great trails and several substantial overlooks which offer views all the way to Lake Erie. Each trail has plenty of room for classical or skating styles. These snaps are from a morning ski this winter…additional info and trail maps can be found here.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged Chapin Forest, Cleveland, Metroparks, Photography, XC Skiing
The Ohio State University in Snapshots
A public research university that was founded in 1870, today OSU is home to 46,740 students. Here is a collection of shots I took on campus.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged Buckeyes, Columbus, Ohio, OSU, Photography, The Ohio State University, Travel
Capistrano in Captures
Named after 15th century Italian theologian, Giovanni da Capistrano, the Spanish mission is picturesque on every level. Located between L.A. and San Diego, and founded in 1776, this historical site is very much worth an afternoon of exploration, and follow up read.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged California, Mission, Photography, San Juan Capistrano, Spain
President James A. Garfield
The site of one of the more successful front porch campaigns is located in Mentor, Ohio. President James A. Garfield acquired the property five years before he became the 20th president of the U.S. He was assassinated in the Sixth Street train station in Washington…shortly after winning the election of 1880.
Although Garfield’s life ended prematurely by a severely delusional federal office seeker, this National Historic Site gives a glimpse into his life and legacy. After his death, his wife added a Memorial Library which set the foundation of the current presidential library tradition. The library is just a remarkable room. It seems your IQ goes up several point upon entering. For more information visit the James A. Garfield Historic Site
Seattle Public Library
The library system that caters to Seattle was established in 1890. Today, the Seattle Public Library holds close to 1 million books, and also large collections of maps, oral history, and state documents. The ten story structure features several spacious reading rooms, a lecture hall, and many expansive research collections. A great place to retreat during a rainy Seattle afternoon.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged Library, Literature, Photography, Seattle Public Library, Travel, Washington
Short North Street Art
Here is a collection of street murals on High Street; the area is located between downtown Columbus and Ohio State University. Lined with coffee shops and art galleries, this historic neighborhood is best explored with a camera and book in your backpack.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged Art, Columbus, Murals, Ohio, Ohio State, Photography, Short North, Travel, USA
آيت بن حدّو
The views are stunning. Climbing to the top of an ancient Kasbah allows a panoramic that provides a look back in time. Aït Benhaddou, is located along the historic caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech. On the edge of the High Atlas Range, this desert oasis is the perfect place to observe the beauty of earthen Moroccan architecture. The snow capped peaks in the distance display an amazing end to the supine foreground. I highly recommend this locale for those trekking though Morocco.
Posted in Morocco
Tagged Aït Benhaddou, Arhcitecture, Kasbah, Maroc, Morocco, Photography, Travel, آيت بن حدّو
Doors of Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen’s alleys are lined with unique doors and frames. Walking this small hamlet in the Rif Mountains is almost a religious experience. Northern Africa in a pellucid form.
Posted in Morocco
Tagged Africa, Chefchaouen, Morocco, Photography, Travel, شفشاون/الشاون
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