I live in a town that’s got an interesting blend of architecture – yet it seems as though it goes unnoticed by most of those who live in it. Admittedly, I hadn’t noticed much of it either until a friend once turned me on to it by simply demanding that I look up while walking. Thankfully, I took this advice — now rather than just looking at things, I tend to actually see them — and it’s made a world of difference for me, especially when I get the chance to visit other places. It’s not about seeing the big things, necessarily, it’s about seeing everything…
I can’t get enough of the Westmoreland County Courthouse – the building is just absolutely, incredibly beautiful – and I love finding new ways of looking at it…
Again, just changing some angles and the focus — pretty cool ways to look at the same thing differently.
I’ll admit it – I was shocked to see this in Greensburg – but loved it nonetheless.
Perhaps it was just the time in my life when the Berlin Wall fell, but it’s always been of interest to me. The Newseum in Washington, D.C. has a section of it that includes this graffiti by Indiano. This was as seen on the West German side – the opposite side was completely blank – which shouldn’t come as a surprise.
From the Pennsylvania Avenue Terrace at the Newseum. A whole lot of lines…
Perhaps the best view of the Capitol – also from the Pennsylvania Avenue Terrace.
I really enjoyed getting this group of kids getting their photo taken in front of the Capitol building. 
No trip to D.C. would be complete for me without visiting the 
Capped the evening off by catching 