One of my favorite building pictures ever. I love the play of the light.

First Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, 201 South 21st St

THIS is why I love street photography! It captures seemingly insignificant moments in time and makes them last forever.

(via chicagopast)

Ducks on the Canal, downtown Indianapolis
My favorite nature photo I’ve taken in a while.

The passage of time.
Indiana Historical center, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Time flies on Chicago’s bustling State Street at Christmas

devonrunning:

If you are thinking of changing your life, do it.

It will be hard. It will be scary. You will question yourself over and over.

But if you relentlessly pursue what it is you really want, you will one day find yourself in such a situation where life looks more beautiful than you ever could have possibly imagined.

Right place. Right time. And I never could have been here if I hadn’t listened to what my heart whispered to my mind, and if I hadn’t fully committed the day my mind whispered back, “OK. Let’s do this.”

Hyatt hotel in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.

Indiana Capitol Building, Indianapolis, Indiana. Completed in 1888 and I believe made of Indiana limestone. That is a statue of George Washington in the foreground.

Indiana Repertory Theatre facade. Terra cotta and iron, opened as a movie theatre in 1928. Gorgeous details. Indianapolis, Indiana.

chicago-love:

Stairwell (by Christopher.F Photography)

I had a lot of photos to pick from for today’s #FriFotos, but I love this shot because it has that warm tone that comes to mind when you think of LA. I’d just finished hiking Topanga Canyon, and my swollen, achy feet were very happy to play in the sand:)

Indy cars on Monument Circle in Indianapolis, on the outskirts of the Super Bowl Village

Lifeguard Station, Venice Beach, California

Venice Boardwalk on a blustery day