Two wall art pieces I wanted to include
Vincent’s Ear? Or: “He has really big ears.”
Wall statement…
Close up of metal work on church door.
Barrier to protect pedestrians from cars.
Fire hydrant
From my photos in London: My shadow…
Let’s not forget those who are looking for their lost pets and have placed up posters in the hopes that someone will help them find their loved ones:
And now a different Church from the inside:
“Drinking Water: The tap water is safe for consumption. The Vienna’s spring water comes directly from the Lower Austrian and Styrian Alps in the faucet. The fact that a large city like Vienna is supplied completely with mountain spring water, is a unique feature in the world.” (from the notes in the hotel room)
Okay, so I need to reach back and present some photos from the March 1st show in London. These entries will not always move in a straight timeline.
A great venue! Very helpful staff! Audience was into it, big time.
I took this shot off the wall inside the venue. Nice how they reproduced the old look.
They did this with lights projected onto the back wall of the stage.
Very modern, up to date sound equipment, beautifully managed as well.
There are over one hundred black and white photos of famous rock people on the walls of the inside of the venue. This is a sample of one wall.
Only one of the very well stocked bars.
Provided in the hotel room: possibly the smallest tube of toothpaste I’ve every seen!
Here are some texture compositions:
So green!
Directly across the street from the hotel is a large, walled park. I walked all the way around it, taking photos as I went:
Doors and doorway have always interested me. What’s behind the doors? What would happen to me if I were to walk through the doors? Are all doors locked, closed to me? To walk through, to pass through a doorway, is to find oneself changed. Somehow in a new context. Here are some of the doors of Vienna:
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