When I see red, white, and blue, I don’t just think of the flags of the United States or France. Instead, I think of the values that brought the people of these countries together when they revolted against an oppressive regime back in the 1700s. Red, white, and blue make me think of liberty, equality, […]
The Kansas City Star suggested that the gathering of an estimated 800,000 fans attending the World Series victory parade earlier today might have been the largest gathering in Kansas City history. For a metro area the size of Kansas City (around 2 million), 800,000 is an amazing turnout! A gathering of 800,000 is more than: the […]
Thanks to an amazing win in New York last night, the Kansas City Royals are up 3-1 in the World Series! My photos from Budapest will remain delayed while I continue to practice my night shots by capturing Kansas City‘s landmarks bathed in royal blue lights. In case you missed the original post of Kansas […]
As the World Series kicks off tonight, starring our hometown Royals versus the New York Mets, I wanted to take a break from posting my photos from Europe and share three images showing Kansas City bathed in blue in support of the Royals. Click on any image to enlarge Kansas City Photo #1. Union Station […]
San Francisco’s iconic cable cars are the last manually operated cable cars in the world. There are no more than 26 cable cars in operation at any time, yet they carry more than seven million passengers annually.
