Caves & Stone Houses

Stone House - Even houses
can have sunroofs

 

All Kinds of Birds in the Desert

Ancient Photograph in a Cave

Frog in a Cave

Looking out of the Cave

Worm from the Movie Dune

Pac Man or Hanging on by a Thread

Captured

Slightly Used Cars

 The things you find in the desert

Crested Saguaro

Vintage car for sale rock bottom price

I really like the crested saguaro

NG In-Flight Refueler

Slightly used - Actually previous owner ran it into the ground

Maybe a ROCK band was the previous owner

The Aquarium

 The sharks and mini alligators were the best

An Evening Under The Los Angeles Skyline

 The sun was setting and AECO building was using negative pressure HVAC (Air Conditioning). This made each window in the building a little concave (sucking them in a little bit). That made each window act like a huge magnifying glass. Each window then focused the setting sun the opposite copper colored building. Each reflection of the sun seemed to simmer on the opposite building like giant spot lights. The effect was gorgeous!

As I approached each building I completely understood the reason for the name "sky scrapper". Each building seemed to reach into the sky touching infinity. For these photos I stood at the base of the corner of the building. I embraced the vertigo as conformation of the enormity of each building.

I really enjoyed the reflection of the other sky scrappers behind me.

And of course the Iconic Los Angeles City Hall portrayed on every LA Police Badge

A Day at the Museum (Los Angeles County)

The Los Angeles County Natural Science Museum was surprisingly killer good!