Landmarks

Here I am standing on the "Walkway of the Dead" in Teotihuacan, Mexico. This is the bigger of the two pyramids, The Pyramid of the Sun. I love the irony in that it's under a dark storm cloud.

Once again, avoiding the tourists with the 'up from underneath' angle.

I loved Pisa. Such a quiet city. The Leaning Tower is absolutely stunning in person.

I thought this shot was interesting because I caught the plane in the sky. Again, 'up from underneath'

I thought this was an interesting angle of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. I just wish I wouldn not have lost so much of the detail in the clouds.

Here the sun is setting over London. The golden light shining on the bridge and the battleship brings this shot to life.

It would have been great to have a wide-angle lens in Rome. I don't mind the people in this image because they give a sense of scale.

Just another angle of the Coliseum with less people.

This shot was taken with 35 mm film during August of 2003, in Guangzhou China.

This photo was taken August 2003 when I was still shooting film. This image is a low quality scan of a 4x6 print.

This is the worlds largest sitting bronze buddha. It is located on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It was a very wet and misty day which made for this hazy yet interesting photo. Unfortunately this is a low quality scan from a 35 mm print.

This is a cemetary in what used to be Manzanar, the Japanese concentration camp during WWII

The Korean Bell is located in Angels Gate and overlooks the Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island. It is just a 5 minute walk from my house.

The sign...

World's first domed building, though you can't tell from this shot.