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Daytona Beach FL Early Morning...
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Morning at Cranes RoostMornings are particularly serene at Cranes Roost Park in Uptown Altamonte Springs FL.
If you can't visit in person, I hope this clip will help you travel there in your thoughts. With only natural sound behind the beauty of the park, this clip is sure to help you relax and reflect. |
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Paint The TrailThe fence art along the Seminole-Wekiva bicycle trail is really cool, always growing and changing. This video is a 'bicycle ride' view heading north.
Shot with a GoPro and Nikon Coolpix 7100, it's a combination of a slow-motion track with stills of each work as of March 11. Please visit 'Paint the Trail' on Facebook for more from the artist. |
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Broken Obelisk
This sculpture is located in the reflecting pool of the Rothko Chapel near the campus of The University of St. Thomas in Houston Tx. It is a gift of Dominique and John de Menil. This casting was originally displayed in New York, then in Washington DC. It was dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr when it was brought to Houston.
For more information on this work, and its place in Civil Rights history, visit the Rothko Chapel website by clicking here.
For more information about the work of Mark Rothko, please visit Artsy.net
For more information on this work, and its place in Civil Rights history, visit the Rothko Chapel website by clicking here.
For more information about the work of Mark Rothko, please visit Artsy.net
Modulation, 2000
An incredible sculpture by Ralph Helmick and Stuart Schechter hangs in the lobby of the Melcher Center for Public Broadcasting, home of KUHT television, KUHF-FM (NPR & local news) and KUHA-FM (Classical Music) in Houston, TX.
Commissioned by the University of Houston for the lobby, it is a symbol of the technology that defines our lives, through contemporary media.
On a recent visit, I made good use of my iPhone's camera. This is one treatment I'm, uh, fond of. Kinda scary.
Please check out my photographic portfolio here. I hope you enjoy it.
A video tour of the Melcher Center is here.
Commissioned by the University of Houston for the lobby, it is a symbol of the technology that defines our lives, through contemporary media.
On a recent visit, I made good use of my iPhone's camera. This is one treatment I'm, uh, fond of. Kinda scary.
Please check out my photographic portfolio here. I hope you enjoy it.
A video tour of the Melcher Center is here.
