Pat Garrett

I like this perspective too. Appears a “blade” is dividing the sky in two. Have never seen a shot of the arch from this angle.

Yes, it is a stairway. Lower level had shops opening from lowest level with main entrances on lower street and little windows up the ramp. Top level shops open onto another street. The top of the ramp is flanked with maps and historical pictures of the city.

Under the street – looking up

My laugh for today!!

Hand blown perfume bottle – made by my brother. (Tiny air bubbles in the glass look like dust specks)

Late to the party…   “Heart on a Twig”

Lines very similar to Dave’s, different subject. I like the light in center and each plane getting darker as they move outward. Interesting textures too.

I, too, like the lines and light. Not sure I could look down….

Machinery can be beautiful – you proved it.

If you hadn’t mentioned it, I likely would have just thought it belonged there.

Thanks, davidc – it was very impressive. Just wish the end door had a bit more interest.

They are fun. Since the other was borrowed, I just may have to get one for myself or figure some “hack”

Thank you Dave and David

Thanks, davidc. No excuse for a car to miss this cross walk!

I got one also and just logged on to check and report – thanks Erik and Jasenka.

Portico of a museum in Springfield, Mass

Love the curves and lines, JD. And just the first attempt?!

Love how the lens ball distorted the stripes – just perfect.

The people really break up the lines in the very best way – they are the “verticals” and scale.