Somewhere Between Chicago and Shanghai

The Terracotta Warriors

The Great Wall (Mutianyu)

Chez l'Ami

Oriental Pearl Tower

Field of Gold

Hunter 32

Pedals to Petals

The Farmhouse

The Farmhouse

Under the Hood

Tin Roof, Rusted

Thornbury Sunset

Creemore Meat Market

Collingwood Terminals Limited

Self-Portrait

Me, as reflected in the Cloud Gate.

From the Cloud Gate's perspective:

Water

Swan Lake

The Chicago Picasso

Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool

The Fischer Building

Fourth Presbyterian Church

Udupi Palace

Western Avenue Mural

The Chicago Tribune

Rickenbacker 360 Jetglo

Riding the Rails

Manhattan Melodrama

Storefronts along Lincoln Avenue, north of Fullerton Avenue, are taking a few steps back in time for the fiming of "Public Enemies," a biography of John Dillinger. According to the sign on the ticket booth, the price of a double feature for the Biograph theatre was 35 cents.

Belmont Stop

Me and the Austin-Healey (c. 1968)

Out to Sea II

The Condos at Kabal Spean

Aunt Angel and I sojourned here for awhile during our trek to Kabal Spean. We marveled at the landscape and hatched a real estate scheme: The Condos at Kabal Spean. If you have the means, we recommend the elephant shuttle service for a modest U.S. $10,000. Reserve a premier location now for just U.S. $10,000.

Chez Wadszilla

Out to Sea

Coit Tower

Four-Way Stop

Saints Peter & Paul Church

The Cambodia Room

Ganesh in San Francisco

Telegraph Hill

A Rose for the Buddha

The Red Line (Clark & Division Stop)

Red Line Escalator

The Red Line

Laughing with Ganesh

Photo by Neha.

Cain Morton

Cain Morton

Mr. Beef

Located at 666 N. Orleans St. [ review ]

The Newsboy

From the Milwaukee Art Museum. I visited the museum to see its Martin Ramirez exhibit. I took the Amtrak Hiawatha line from Union Station in Chicago to downtown Milwaukee.

Kitty Macneal

Lake Michigan Lighthouse

Navy Pier

The Wrigley Building

Dayton Daily News

When James Cox ordered the design and construction of a new building to house his newspaper, he gave the architect this direction: "Build me a damn bank."

I worked here from January 1994 until September 1999 as a marketing publications editor. I produced the weekly automotive section, Wheels, and contributed, on occasion, to the daily paper.

Fountain Square

Ganesh House Guest Suite

Lotus Bloom

Picnic Guest

This monkey buddy joined us for a picnic we had outside Angkor Wat.

Bridge to Kabal Spean

Beng Mealea

Ta Prohm

Banteay Srei

Prasat Kravan

Bayon

Angkor Wat

Terrace of the Elephants

Preah Ko

Lolei

Bakong (New Monastery)

Humble Hanuman House

Ganesh Guest House

Tuk-Tuk

The Temple of the Reclining Buddha

The Marble Temple

The Oriental Hotel

Oak Park and Frank Lloyd Wright

My father and I ventured out to Oak Park this afternoon for a tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's home and studio and a walk through the neighborhood.

Avis and the Three Wolves

Cain Morton

Elephant & Castle

Meet Homer

Homer, Isabel's boxer buddy, gets unexpectedly friendly at Isabel's farewell party. She leaves soon for a new job in Columbus, Ohio. Photo by Isabel.

The Sunflower and the Bee

The Lean-To

Drive Shred

The Farmhouse

New York Public Library

Ohio River Riverboat

Ford Tri-Motor

Measuring Up

I found this sign on the building that sat adjacent to my apartment at 335 W. Fifth St. in Cincinnati.

Meet Creemore

Coit Tower

Me on a Carousel

When this photo was taken remains anyone's guess. I appear to be in the neighborhood of 6 years old, so I'm setting the date for what would have been my sixth birthday.