This looks to me like it could have been a magazine photo from the 60s, before color pictures were common. Mid-sized city, mid-sized buildi...

When the wind blew, the flag in yesterday's post twisted around the cable holding it up. The flag was nearly translucent and my eye was...

Well, it looks like there was no open bar on the photo bus of yesterday's bride and groom and their attendants. Otherwise, they would n...

Would it amuse you to photograph the wedding parties of complete strangers? There are places around St. Louis you can do that on almost any...

Horse drawn carriage rides are available downtown for tourists and romantics. The drivers are charming people who love their animals. Last...

Weird stuff with a wide angle lens. All the office buildings bow down in obeisance to the Arch. Shot at 17 mm, the shortest lens I got, on...

An American Airlines Boeing 757 heads north over the Mississippi just behind the Arch. Soon it will turn left, descending to the west into ...

What we call the Poplar Street Bridge is the main vehicle crossing of the Mississippi River, carrying Interstates 55, 64 and 70. The span i...

Friday Arch supplement. This was shot through a window of of what we call the Old Cathedral , the historic (by American standards) mini-cat...

For me, one of the most interesting things about the Arch is how it fills space, reminding me of the work of sculptor Richard Serra on a mu...

It's been a while since I've shot pictures of the Arch. I went out last weekend on a cloudless, torrid day, looking for new points ...

This photo was shot lying on my back directly underneath the apex of the Arch. The horizontal slits are the windows of the observation deck...

One of the few night time shots I have of the Arch. I'm not a late night guy at my advancing age. This was shot in December 2006. Our...

This is the last or my recent posts of the Arch reflected in downtown buildings. Next week it's back to the stripped-down black and whi...

An image half-way between two varieties of my Arch photos: reflected in a building but in black and white. The spire and flag pole sit ato...

A few more weeks of Thursday Arch pictures in color. I'd like to think of this one as an emergency exit from the earth to the part o...