This photograph was taken on top of a parking structure in Ann Arbor, Michigan, near the intersection of Liberty & State streets, next door to campus. Signs for both the Michigan & State theaters are visible among the buildings. Visitors can see more at my gallery through Fine Art America.
Visiting downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, I traversed this covered ‘skywalk’ en route to the Sunsphere, located next door to the Convention Center. I liked the brick wall, metal structure and linear perspective enough to take a photograph, now available in my gallery at Fine Art America. Stop by for a visit, sometime!
Get comfortable any season of the year with this classic throw blanket, featuring an abstract city-buildings pattern. Here’s a partial sample of the design:
It measures 54″ by 38″ and is made of 75% cotton and 25% polyester, for a soft touch. And, it’s made in the USA. Enjoy!
This textured abstract design depicts columns of city buildings with the fading light of dusk reflecting across many windows. I’ve added it to my galleries, here:
The idea for this design came about yesterday, when I thought I’d experiment with photographs of doors or windows in a layered collage. So, today I visited Pexels and discovered this free photograph (below) by Samuel Wölfl.
Rather than a collage, I instead used this single photograph with Adobe Photoshop to create the featured image, Evening Downtown.
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Decorate the walls of your home or dormitory with this interesting poster, a textural collage of several different buildings. It’s available through Zazzle. Select from different sizes and the paper-type of your choice. And, guests may also visit my gallery at Fine Art America, where this design is available on many items.
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Enjoy my creative rendition of Radio City Music Hall, located in Midtown Manhattan in New York City. Based on a photograph, it features a textural, shredded effect of random vertical stripes with a cross-hatching of rain in a night setting.
Guests are welcome to visit my galleries at Fine Art America and Redbubble to discover a potpourri of interesting items available print on demand, with many great gift-giving ideas to explore!
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This photograph was taken in Ann Arbor, inside a parking structure located near the University of Michigan. Many prints are available – see more in my gallery at Fine Art America.
Today, I drove to Sharp’s Ridge Memorial Park in north Knoxville, Tennessee, for a mountain top view of the city. Dedicated to the honor of the area’s war veterans, the park contains 111 acres along a 7-mile limestone ridge. The views were nice, except for the several large electrical lines – located directly in front of the observation deck. With ample space to clear another viewing area, I’d suggest that the park do so.
From the top of the mountain, I could see the Sunsphere in the distance. So, I made a right turn to exit the park and, to my surprise, the road led directly to the structure.
Built in 1982 for the World’s Fair, the structure stands 266 feet tall and weighs 600 tons. It’s interesting to note that the glass-panel windows are layered in 24-karat gold dust and cut to seven different shapes! It also has a viewing platform inside that can accommodate 86 visitors.
So as to have the sun at my back for better photographs, I drove around the building…
Thinking about driving downtown, tonight? Better think again – traffic in the city has slowed to a crawl. You might want to stay home and shop online, instead.
I’ve added this digital artwork to my galleries at Society 6 and Fine Art America, where guests may discover a wide assortment of interesting items. So, stop by for a visit when you’re in the neighborhood!
Much like the capsized ship in the movie Poseidon Adventure from 1972, this upside down city conveys a sense of sinking – hence, Sunken City. I’ve added this design to my galleries at Society 6, Redbubble and Pixels.
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Remember to bring your snorkeling gear if you’d like a view from the top building!
Enjoy this urban image of a brick building with metal walkways, photographed in an alley of Ann Arbor, Michigan. See more in my gallery at Fine Art America.
Enjoy this photograph of a spray-painted alley located in downtown Ann Arbor, Michigan. Visit my gallery at Fine Art America to find a print to suit your wishes – framed, canvas, art, wood, metal or acrylic.
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Switch your style on this cool guitar case any time you want – with interchangeable faces! All printed faces are made in Redondo Beach, CA. Fits most standard size acoustic guitars. Extra-rugged 600D polyester shell. Wide padded backpack straps for extra comfort. Large and small back pockets are perfect for storing music, cables and accessories. Rock on!
Built layer upon layer, this futuristic sci-fi city has a star at the center and begs the eyes to explore abstract architectural configurations. While you’re looking around, why not visit my galleries at Redbubble and Fine Art America? There you’ll see many great gift-giving ideas for family and friends.
This OtterBox Apple iPhone 8/7 phone case is available in Symmetry (featured here), Commuter and Defender styles and is a great way to protect your investment! Also on Samsung and Google models, it has 2 shock absorbing materials molded together for the strongest protection in the slimmest case. And, remember: don’t look down!
Guests are also invited to visit my galleries at Zazzle and Redbubble, where this image can be found on a wide variety of additional items!
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Enjoy my digital rendition of a brightly lit up city at night, which I thought resembled a spinning Ferris wheel at a circus, or carnival. If you’d like a print for your home or place of work, my gallery at Fine Art America offers an extensive variety of selections – framed, canvas, art, metal, acrylic and wood. Many other items are also available in my gallery at Redbubble. Check it out, sometime.
This digital artwork features a vibrant, colorful street cafe setting, with texture and an abstract shredded effect. I’ve added it to my galleries at Fine Art America and Redbubble, where guests may discover an interesting assortment of items available print on demand. Stop by for a visit, sometime…
This photograph of a Grecian village by the sea has been modified using Adobe Photoshop and Filter Forge to create a vintage aesthetic, using sepia tone colors, texture, blurred and burned edges. See more in my gallery at Fine Art America.
Despite what the sign says, the business really doesn’t appear to be open. Nevertheless, visitors may enjoy this textured, urban typographic photography. If so, simply stop by my gallery at Fine Art America and select one of many print types available – framed, canvas, art, metal, wood or acrylic.
Enjoy my colorful rendition of lights reflecting across a wet street surface, as people walk through the city with umbrellas on a rainy evening. Based on a photograph, this image is now available in my gallery at Fine Art America. Stop by to select from a variety of interesting print types – framed, canvas, art, metal, acrylic and wood – and other fine items, too…
