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Tag Archives: Milwaukee City Hall
Two spires
I was walking back from the Library and Science Buildings shortly after noon today and saw City Hall reflected in the BMO Harris building—a reflection I realized was new to me from this vantage point, since I guess I haven’t … Continue reading
Seen walking back from the dentist
It had been raining on the walk over from my office, but the sun was out by the time I left the dentist to start walking back. It’s only about a 15-minute walk, and I like to swing through Red … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged BMO Tower, Dontre Hamilton, Milwaukee, Milwaukee City Hall, Red Arrow Park
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Milwaukee’s Water Street ladybugs and large veins at City Hall
Yesterday morning I walked over to a foundation’s office to hand-deliver a grant proposal for the daytime homeless sanctuary I volunteer with, Repairers of the Breach. (Website HERE; Facebook page HERE. Check them out if you’re interested in finding a … Continue reading
City Hall, Twice Removed
Twice removed – the reflection reflected, on the south side of State Street, at an angle from north and west, viewed from north and east. Once removed – the original reflection, looking north from Red Arrow Park. And the real … Continue reading
The Two Towers
Neither Orthanc nor Barad-dûr. nor Cirith Ungol, nor Minas Tirith, nor even Minas Morgul. Nope, this is Milwaukee’s City Hall. Again 🙂
Posted in architecture, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Downtown Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Milwaukee City Hall
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Two Steeples
Found this photo just now while cleaning out the “Camera Roll” in my iPhone. I don’t remember taking this picture and have no idea why I did. But I like it, so thought I’d share it with you 😄
Posted in architecture, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Milwaukee, Milwaukee City Hall, Old St. Mary, Old St. Mary's Church, steeple clocks, steeples
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Milwaukee Grayscale
I noticed this bird atop a light pole as I left campus tonight. Downtown Milwaukee has been partially shrouded by mist/fog today, most likely caused by the difference between air and Lake Michigan temperatures. Away from the lake it was warm and sunny. Below … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Downtown Milwaukee, fog, gull perched on light pole, Lake Michigan, Milwaukee City Hall
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A Slice of Milwaukee’s City Hall
Took this photo this morning just because I found the view of City Hall from this perspective kind of arresting. After I took the picture, I noticed that the flag is at half mast today and wondered why. Not that terrible … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Milwaukee
Tagged Airman First Class Kelly Tomfohrde, Milwaukee City Hall
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Milwaukee City Hall – Morning Reflection
Taken with my iPhone about 8:15 a.m. at the corner of Broadway and State, from inside a vestigial entryway of the old Blatz Brewing Bottle House (now MSOE’s Campus Center) so I could avoid lens flare in a spot sheltered from … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged #iphonegraphy, Blatz Brewing Bottle House, Milwaukee City Hall, MSOE
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Coffers and Corinthians
A trip to the dentist took me past City Hall again for the second time in a couple months. In December it had been probably a few years since I’d been able to get up close, thanks to the scaffolding … Continue reading