This vintage photograph was taken after sunset from a 5th floor apartment in Miami Beach, Florida, looking across Biscayne Bay at the Miami skyline. I’ve added textural elements to boost the retro vibe, as well. You can see this image on great gifts, prints and apparel in the following shops…
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Florida Room, by Donald Fagen (1993) – see lyrics here.
I like to look at old glass. Glass with imperfections – air bubbles, scratches, chips and other distortions. Old bottles with character, asymmetrical edges and askew reflections. And, especially glass with hues of turquoise or aquamarine.
I also think that you might enjoy looking at old glass…in a frame on a wall in your home or office. Whether the dining room, kitchen, foyer or hallway spaces, this textural macro photography of old glass will stand out and draw you in for a closer look.
You can see for yourself, here:
This vintage photograph was taken from a 5th floor apartment in Miami Beach, Florida, looking across Biscayne Bay at the Miami city skyline. Like it? If so, you can enjoy products featuring this image when you visit the following shops:
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You can find some cool products when visiting any of the following shops…
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Song for the Day
Hot Fun in the Summertime, by Sly & The Family Stone (1969)
Prints available. This photograph was taken from the top of Norris Dam, a hydro-electric dam located in Andersonville, Tennessee, looking down 265-feet over the edge.
That’s a good question. It could be some sort of futuristic space transport, or perhaps an automotive prototype from the 1950’s. Whatever it is, it is available on a variety of cool things (posters, mugs, device cases, etc.) when you visit my shops at Redbubble, Pixels and/or Tee Public. Hope to see you soon!
These photographs were taken in an alley located in the city of Knoxville, TN, featuring a tall fire escape ladder affixed to the side of a brick building. You can find a variety of prints available in my gallery at Pixels. Thanks for visiting!
Prints available. Located in downtown Knoxville, the Tennessee Amphitheater was constructed in 1982 for the World’s Fair, along with the Knoxville Sunsphere.
Tennessee Jed, by Grateful Dead (1972) – see lyrics here.
With geometric imagery prevalent – light casting shadows, sequential steps, rectangular window panes, right angles, vertical handrail posts, a street crosswalk, etc. – choosing black and white to present this architectural space was a no-brainer.
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This fun poem of increasing syllables (4-5-6-7) and alliteration was written to accompany this black and white photography, shot from a stairwell one sunny day in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee…
With black and white
As the sun shined bright
I set my sight on flight
In linear lines of light
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Equinox, by John Coltrane (1964)
This spot is called Look Rock, located along the old section of the Foothills Parkway, near Townsend, Tennessee, featuring expansive views of the Smoky Mountains.
A black and white photograph, it’s available on prints in my gallery and would make a wonderful addition to an empty wall…perhaps, you know of an appropriate spot in your home?
Print types includes framed, canvas, poster, metal, art, wood, acrylic and tapestry.
This collection of photographs was taken recently while walking through downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. You can see more in my gallery.
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This black and white photograph of the Tennessee Amphitheater was taken in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, near the Sunsphere, and is available on prints in my gallery. Thanks for stopping by!
Prints available. Here are some more pictures taken from my recent walk around downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, featuring a 1982 structure known as the Sunsphere.
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All Along the Watchtower, by The Jimi Hendrix Experience (1968) – lyrics here.
With pleasant weather this previous Sunday, I enjoyed a walk around downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, taking a variety of photographs – including shots of the Knoxville Sunsphere, as well as different theater scenes seen here.
Created using Bryce and Affinity Photo 2, this digital artwork features several metallic rings randomly situated in black space, reflecting various colors from different radial light sources. It also looks great on a variety of products, which you can discover when visiting these galleries…
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