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Category Archives: Photography
Narnia
We had a major snowfall in the Midwest over the weekend. Saturday was a cozy, “inside” day, watching the snow fall like powdered sugar gently sifted over white frosting. Yesterday was an “outside” day, cleaning off the cars, clearing away … Continue reading
“THE ONE”
Yesterday afternoon I was walking through the galleries on the second floor of my building (Grohmann Museum on the Milwaukee School of Engineering campus), when I saw this cozy little nook in a way I hadn’t before. So I took … Continue reading
Posted in design, Photography
Tagged Grohmann Museum, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering
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Stacked II
They even look good stored atop their wheeled platform rack!
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, photography
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The “Thin Blue Line“
A photo of the Milwaukee Police Department District 1 & Administration building, at night, with blue light and words “MILWAUKEE POLICE.” Taken on my way home from work this evening. That phrase, “thin blue line,” pops into my head every … Continue reading
Golden Rose Window, Church of the Gesu
Took this photo last night of the Rose Window at the Church of the Gesu on the campus of Marquette University in downtown Milwaukee. To say I’m stunned by its beauty would be an understatement. Maybe I’ve just never seen … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Milwaukee, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged Church of the Gesu, Downtown Milwaukee, Milwaukee
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Grohmann Museum Reflection on a Drizzly Afternoon
Taken this afternoon around 4:00 PM while walking back to my office from class. I’ve shot several pictures of the museum via this puddle over the years. See a couple of them HERE if you’re interested. I like raindrops falling … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Grohmann Museum, Milwaukee, photography, puddle reflection, raindrops
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Stacked
Seen on my way to a 5:00 PM meeting late today. Just a bunch of chairs stacked up and set against the wall, waiting either for use in the near future or for pickup by the facilities staff. Anyway, I … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE, photography
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Mondrian Windowscape
Remember I told you I’ve been taking LOTS of photos lately? Here’s one taken from the window of a classroom I teach in. Maybe I should have titled this blog post “A View of Viets Tower from Diercks Hall,” lol. … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged abstract photography, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, photography
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MILWAUKEE
Every morning I drive past the Milwaukee County Courthouse. A beautiful structure listed on the National Register of Historic Places, its rightful prominence in the cityscape has been shadowed for decades by poor planning (my opinion), by decisions made for … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Downtown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Country Courthouse
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Additional PAC Garb
This probably did not need to be a separate post, but as these colors aren’t GREEN, they would have messed up my green-themed post from two days ago😂 I mentioned in that post that the Marcus Performing Arts Center changes … Continue reading
