Enjoy this photograph of an old building, which has apparently received a multitude of repairs over time and is still standing. I took this picture along the Huron River in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and guests can enjoy it on a variety of different prints by visiting my gallery at Fine Art America. Thanks for stopping by!
An elaborate configuration in excess of fundamental support structures, this intricate work of symmetry in hues of blue with texture may well be the work of an architectural madman! Alternatively, a camera, mirrors and/or creative design software may be at play. Be that as it may, please feel free to visit my galleries at Redbubble and Fine Art America to discover great gift-giving ideas, and more!
Made of a high-impact polycarbonate shell and synthetic rubber interior slipcover, this thin, 2-layer protective phone case helps defend against drops, bumps and shock. An adhesive screen protector blocks scratches, scrapes and scuffs, and port plugs stop dust and lint from clogging inputs. This case is available for many different phone models. Enjoy!
This close-up photography features the base-stand of a vintage lamp. I’ve added it to my gallery at Fine Art America, where a variety of different prints are available.
This photograph features the scales of justice, as depicted in stone, located on a building at the Law Quad, on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. If you’d be interested in a print, several different types are available in my gallery at Fine Art America. Thanks for stopping by!
Around and around and around, this spiral staircase winds up or down into infinity using the droste effect. I’ve added this design to my galleries at Redbubble and Fine Art America, where guests can discover a wide assortment of interesting gifts and apparel. So, stop by for a visit and check it out…
This photograph was taken near the campus of the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, at Nickels Arcade, and features gothic architecture and a variety of shops. If you’d like a new picture for a wall in your home or place of work, then stop by my gallery at Fine Art America – there’s so much to see!!!
