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Architecture, Bridges, & Statues | Take a Closer Look at the Sights

Lit up in red lighting, the exterior open roof at Union Station in St. Louis, Missouri.

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Carnival in the Back of a Historical Landmark

I came across the beautiful St. Louis Union Station after learning it was no longer used a train station. It’s a hotel and with a carnival-like outdoor area currently. But there’s a stark difference between the actual historical building and the outdoor entertainment area. Of course, I couldn’t help but to see it for myself.

walk the sights – Blog | past posts

Birds sitting on electricity lines as the sun rises over railway.

Make a Picture If You Can’t Find One

Shadows of small, round, puffy clouds seen on the ground.

The Easiest Sightseeing You’ll Ever Do

Honeycomb Chicago peeking into the structure from a wooden opening in black and white.

Avoiding the Most Popular Shot in Chicago

When a Simple Arch is Anything but at the Art Institute of Chicago

Close-up water fountain and sculpture at night in Monument Circle in Indianapolis.

Taking a Look at History in the Hoosier State

Chicago boathouse with city buildings in the background as the sun begins peeking through in early morning.

When You Come for One View & Find an Even Better One

Plants hung on a railing of open steps outside a building surrounding by decorate vases and plants.

Settling in at Old Town in San Diego

Pink ceiling with white filigree and statues in the Chicago Theatre waiting area in Chicago, IL.

Why You Should Always Go Early to the Theatre

A pair of life size steel rings overlapping each other in a park with a tree framing the left edge.

Seeing Double at Citygarden Sculpture Park

breaking the rose-colored glasses: final retouched vS. original photo

Because no, the world doesn’t actually look that. New image added every monday.

A black and white image of New York City street in traffic.