When Cynde and I were in Chicago last fall I walked around for several days looking for new photos and enjoying the architecture.  I really enjoyed seeing the contrasts in the different buildings and the styles of buildings over the years.  One of the things that I particularly enjoyed was the contrasts between the very ornate older buildings with the very modern all glass buildings that were much simpler.

We stayed near the new Trump Towers and I really liked how the very ornate older Wrigley Building contrasted with the extremely tall Trump Tower.

I hope you enjoyed the photo!

Scott

I really liked the details of the architecture of the only church that is still standing in Bodie Historical Park.   I ave only really photographed architecture for a couple of years and I am really enjoying it, for this one I wanted the photo to look more like an illustration.

Methodist Church in Bodie

Hope you enjoy the photo!

Scott

Cynde and I visited Travel Town near the LA Zoo a week or so before Father’s day this year.  We had a good time photographing the trains and we created a book with train photos as a gift to my father for Father’s Day.  The project was quite fun and it was nice to share our vision of trains with my dad.  We had a nice cloudy day which gave us some good light to photograph the trains.

Train Detail from Travel Town

I’ll be posting more of images from that day in the future.

Scott

I really enjoy wandering around Pasadena City Hall, it has been recently remodeled from what I understand.  For me though the city hall has always looked like this.  There is an interesting peaceful courtyard that is surrounded by the building.  There are a number of towers in this building and this photo is one such tower.  I really like the fluffy clouds in the sky as that to my mind adds more interest to the sky, and I love the different architectural details in the building.

Pasadena City Hall Tower

These towers have interesting stairs within them and I will post a few of them in the future.  Thanks for looking,

Scott