Framed

East Liberty Presbyterian Church

We were returning to the car after a visit to the East Liberty library.

“The architect who designed the current structure was Ralph Adams Cram, of Cram and Ferguson in Boston. Cram also designed Calvary Episcopal Church (1906) in neighboring Shadyside and Princeton University’s Chapel. When Cram was hired by the Mellons to build the current East Liberty Presbyterian Church building, he was given absolute freedom to build the finest and most beautiful church to the glory of God that he could create.”

Past blog posts mentioning East Liberty Presbyterian Church are tagged here

Free to the People

A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people.

It is a never failing spring in the desert.

Andrew Carnegie

We love our library (ies) Thank you Andrew Carnegie

City Reflection

Seen as we headed to the parking garage after Charlie’s play.

So many lines and shapes.

Downtown Columbus, Ohio

February 27, 2016

From the archives

Independence Hall. Philadelphia PA

Throwback Thursday New York City Rooftops.from 2009

 reblogged in 2017

One of my Earliest Posts – posted July 2009

New York City Rooftops- 2 views by day and by night

How does light affect an image?

Time of day. Time of year. Direction. Intensity. Source. Pollution. Weather conditions.

Thinking about the quality of light.

Taken from E’s mother’s apartment window 4/4/09 in New York City looking North.

nycrooftopsday

 

 

nyc-rooftops-night2

On a Wintry Day

Took this shot from a parking lot.

Silent Sunday

After the wedding

Taking a few roses home for my granddaughters. Cookies, too
The Pennsylvanian was a train station
Bride and Groom’s Firstt I Dance

Summer City Night

St.Raphael School in Morningside

When I told Steve I went to Morningside neighborhood this morning, to photograph the demolishing of St. Raphael’s school today, he told me that Gene Kelly went to grade school here.