Life gets too overloaded and some days it's hard to think of something to shoot and post. But on as gorgeous a spring day as we had...

 These are the buildings beside the square we saw yesterday. Above, the swanky Hyatt Hotel. Below, the very pleasant but less preten...

There is more of a difference between yesterday's picture and today's than landscape and portrait. Both are HDRs, shot in color...

Costa Rica is beautiful but St. Louis has its charms. After all,  I choose to live here. Some new local material is in order. We've...

Taken on the same day as last week's Arch photo , and with the same technique. It's so pretty it looks fake, the kind of dresse...

Another image from last weekend's HDR splurge. It's a view never seen in nature but it's kind of pretty.  You get a good se...

I've been showing HDRs of fall trees in Tower Grove Park. This photo is a variation on the theme. It's the east entrance at at ...

Alexander von Humboldt in Tower Grove Park. This used to be a big name. There's a Humboldt Park in Chicago near where my son lives...

I went out to Tower Grove and Forest Parks yesterday looking for the last bits of fall color. The pickings weren't that great but h...

Autumn color varies a lot from year to year in St. Louis. It seems to be a matter of the right amount of rain and temperatures in late ...

I got the day of the week right this time. It's always been my opinion that the Arch was placed on the banks of the Mississippi by ...

Yesterday's, today's (and maybe tomorrow's) pictures were taken on a September afternoon. I was walking around under the Ar...

Back in the day I used to post an Arch picture every Thursday. After six and a half years of this blog it's hard to see it in new w...

I made it back downtown with the fisheye lens. To complicate matters, I shot HDRs with it, something I've never tried.  The top i...

. In this country, mention of the south lawn usually refers to the White House, where receptions are held and helicopters fly in and o...

. Like yesterday's post, a scene in Tower Grove Park. I photograph this oval of manicured evergreens over and over but often wonder what...

. Same power plant, same moonrise as yesterday's photo but a completely difference approach. The previous pic was taken from some distan...

. This, ladies and gentlemen, was St. Louis' first major source of electricity, the Ashley Street Power House . It was built between 190...

. The Arch isn't exactly the main topic of this picture but it plays an important role. Besides, I think it's cool and I wanted to u...

. This is the Thomas F. Eagleton United States Courthouse , opened in 2000. Eagleton was a senator from Missouri. The building we saw yeste...