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Tag Archives: Milwaukee
Some Fiserv Forum photos (under construction and beyond) from my daily commute
In honor of the Milwaukee Bucks game tonight at Fiserv Forum, I thought I’d do a post with some photos of the arena that I’ve taken taken over the past several years. My drive to work at Milwaukee School of … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, History, Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged construction, Fiserv Forum, Fiserv Forum construction, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Bucks
6 Comments
“Mod Geometric Flower” (and the end of my pandemic lifestyle)
Just a quick roundup of my life lately here in Milwaukee. Topics for today: a parking lot photo my car troubles the Milwaukee Bucks and clean streets ending my pandemic lifestyle So first, the photo. I’m calling this “Mod Geometric … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged Covid pandemic, Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Bucks arena, online teaching
4 Comments
Chasing Light II – MSOE’s Campus Center “Bridge”
Leaving work last night after teaching my summer class, I noticed how striking the sunlight was on the pillar and doorway of the “bridge” over the “tree lounge” to the backstage area of the Todd Wehr Theater in Milwaukee School … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Life, Photography
Tagged carpe diem, kairos, Milwaukee, Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE Campus Center, recognizing opportunity
5 Comments
The Tosa Turkeys
I took this photo a few days ago in my local grocery store’s parking lot, where three wild turkeys stood guard near the entrance. For a couple years now, a flock of wild turkeys has been strutting around the city … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Nature, Uncategorized
Tagged Milwaukee, Tosa turkeys, urban wildlife
6 Comments
Why I love my Starbucks
Before the pandemic hit, I would walk to the Red Arrow Starbucks down the hill from my office at least once a day. I’ve only been there a handful of times since. For a long time after my college moved … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Milwaukee
Tagged belonging, coffee, Coffee break, Milwaukee, names, pandemic, Red Arrow Starbucks, Starbucks, virtual teaching
10 Comments
Green light, rainy morning
A nice, gentle spring rain was falling this morning as I waited for the light to change acros the street from my office. I loved the abstract image of the green light glowing through the circles of raindrops on one … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged abstract photography, creativity, Milwaukee, photography, raindrops, urban photos
4 Comments
February evening sunlight
This is what greeted me yesterday as I left my office in the Grohmann Museum at MSOE shortly before 5:00. The reflected streaks of orange sunlight across the pavement seemed very cheerful to me. And at this time of year, … Continue reading
Cricket phone store at night
I’d like to try taking more photos at night. Usually my nighttime photos turn out kind of green, like this one of a runner in night fog that I took several years ago. But last night when I was stopped … Continue reading
Grohmann Atrium Staircase, Late Afternoon on an Overcast Day
I’m behind on everything. Teaching online during a pandemic has presented a tremendously steep learning curve, and in addition, anything I do takes at least twice as long as it would in the analog world. My students have been wonderful, … Continue reading
Trees Like Cotton
Yesterday’s snow was so pretty, laying itself down thick and heavy on the tree branches. Everything was drenched in white. Then today in the sunshine all that snow started falling off in globs, leaving behind these odd clusters of “cotton” … Continue reading
