After we visted the Clinton Library, my wife and I walked the trail where we saw this wonderful monument of Harriet Tubman by Jane Dedecker. I have admired Harriet Tubman all of my life, so I had to stop and take pictures of this liberator who led so many slaves to their freedom via the Underground Railroad.
William Clinton Presidential Library
Little Rock, Arkansas
Wasatch National Forest
Utah
A couple enjoys an afternoon boat ride on the lake at Central Park. The harmony and balance of the other elements in the picture — the water, trees, and buildings– suggest peace, even though the lady appears to be cold.
Near the Loeb Boathouse
Central Park
Manhatten, NY
A walk through Central Park allows you to relax in the natural surroundings of grass, trees, water, and large boulders, while glimpses of the skyline remind you that the city streets are just moments away. I sometimes use familiar buildings in the skyline to help me find my way out of the park.
Central Park
Manhatten, NY
La Playa de Las Canteras
Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
Promontory, Utah
Some of the colorful apartments and shops along the beach front in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria.
La Playa de Las Canteras
Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
Great Smokey Mountains National Park
Tennessee, USA
This bike rack made from bicycle rims makes a unique place to park bicycles.
Bo Diddley Community Plaza
Gainesville, FL
I do not get to see an aerial sunrise or sunset very often because I am usually on the wrong side of the plane or do not have a window seat. This time I was in the right place at the right, so I was happy to be able to shoot this sunset. I love the colors and the texture of the clouds. It places my spirit in a peaceful place.
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