Couldn't Decide

    Having taken two images at the Liberty Memorial, I couldn't decide whether to go vertical or
                                               horizontal.... so, when in doubt, do both.

Shadows, Kessler Park

                       End of day with the Kansas City skyline barely visible in the background.

Winter's Last Gasp

Kaw Point

Shadow As Structure

                                                                         Corintian Hall

The City On A Hill

Very Few, Thanks For Asking

 So, you were drafted and sent to Alaska.  I'll bet you took a lot of pictures.   These are it, but thanks for asking.   Shot one roll of Kodak Tri-X... a bad choice for sun on snow-covered slopes...  but, to be truthful, I hadn't yet discovered a passion for the craft.   It is a beautiful land.

A Century Ago

 Kansas City's Union Station is having its Centennial Celebration this year.  These photos, from it's construction days, were taken (I'm guessing here) in 1913.  Photography was likely by my Great Uncle Bill Burch who was a plasterer by trade and worked on many of the buildings here in KC. The station was dedicated October 30th, 1914.

A Walk In Black And White

Strolled along the Missouri today from Chouteau Traffic Way to Riverfront Park.  Above, view from the Park, below, the old Chouteau bridge support viewed through the new.

                             Above, under the new bridge, below, what's left of the old bridge.

River City

                                    KC Skyline from the Chouteau Bridge... taken two years ago...

Branches

Sheffield

Sheffield Cemetery in Historic Northeast.  One of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in the City.
All images copyright David Remley 2013

Ends of Forest

 Images copyright 2013 David Remley.                    Pineous Creosoteus...  awaiting utility use.

Waterhenge

 All images copyright 2013 David Remley

 Concourse Fountain  Northeast Kansas City

Alley

West Bottoms Kansas City

Black And White And Sepia

Cliff Drive Fog

Copyright 2013 David Remley

Bush & Gerts, Chicago

Downtown

 Downtown for a shoot today with my good friend Danny and fired off a few while I was waiting.

City Market Sentry

Bernardo

Lord and master of all he surveys, accomplished hisser, disliker of all things human (except his), and arch-enemy of Mr. Daisy. Nikon D5000... stuff un-recorded.