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The Mackinac Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in the western hemisphere, with a total length of 26,372 feet. Spanning the Straits of Mackinac from St. Ignace to Mackinaw City, it connects Michigan’s upper and lower peninsulas and opened for traffic in 1957.
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Prints available. I shot this photograph of a vintage cabin at Cades Cove, near Townsend, Tennessee, on a chilly winter morning before the frost had melted. Brrr…
This gritty, black and white winter photograph was taken of a Greek revival structure, located along Huron River in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which had doorways but no doors. Prints available.
In this haunted house, there are two sets of stairways but no exit. Yes, pretty scary. But fear not, as my shops at Redbubble, Society 6 and Fine Art America offer an escape into merchandise available for your amusement. Make sure to visit, if you can find your way out of this labyrinth 👻
Prints available. This film negative was shot in the mid-1990’s and features a railroad trestle spanning across the Dead River ravine, north of Marquette, in the upper peninsula of Michigan. Thanks for stopping by!
Cresting the top edge of the mountain, I could see four large silver spheres aligned into the distance, embedded within a jagged rock surface. It was a nice day and I had plenty of time to…promote the sale of my digital artwork by suggesting you visit my shops at Pixels, ArtFlakes and/or ArtPal. There, you’ll discover some really cool stuff. Thanks!
Prints available. This gritty photograph of neo-classical architecture features the front facade of Angell Hall, a building located on the campus of the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor. Several print types to select. Hope to see you soon!
Vintage, yes, but it wasn’t really that long ago when VCR video cassette tapes were a common fixture in everyday home entertainment. Though one shouldn’t expect a return of this older technology, you may nevertheless enjoy this graphic artwork on a wall in your home, dormitory or office. If so, visit my gallery to see more. Thanks!
Prints available. High water on Emory River races around the bend and into a sunlit bank of lingering morning fog, at the base of an intact century-old structural support, from a railroad trestle. Photograph taken at Nemo Rapids, in the Obed Wild And Scenic River National Park, near Wartburg, Tennessee.
