Lighted Spaces and Landscapes
Excerpts from a Geographer's Photo Archive
recent posts
- Prime River Spot for Fonzie
- You Can’t Beat a Bungalow
- Why Use a Cane When You Can Carry It?
- It’s Important to Color Coordinate the Truck with Mural
- What Do You Mean the Ferry Sunk?
- Drugs and Seeds
- A Remarkable Pie
- With Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
- Back to the Halls
- She Also Loved the Poolside
- Time for Art, Time for the Festival
- Welcome to Cleveland
- No Perk at the Coffee Pot
- Pizza Context
- He Loved The Desert
- First “Real” Place
- Old Neon Still at Work
- Summer Streetcar Ride
- Sun, Scooter, Street, Enjoy
- The Gremlin is Iconic
- I’ve Been Thinking About Pizza Lately
- Thumbs Up Milwaukee
- Twice as Nice
- Time Flies When You Are Having Fun
- Turn Around to See the Mural Behind You
Category: Houses
-
Our first house was a bungalow with beautiful woodwork and stained glass. It was exceptionally sturdy. The driveway can best be described as an adventure in “narrowness.” Although we have move a lot, we were here for 9 years. (Shorewood, Wisconsin, 1995)
-
Our first 2 homes were in residence halls so this was the first time we had our own place outside of campus. It was a nice enough place, but the walls were thin and we could hear the drama of the couple next door (a lot of drama). (Columbus, Ohio, 1987)
-
My friends Michael and Cristan had come to visit me in Iceland. It was a truly Icelandic visit, because the weather was “Icelandic” and my friends were “all in” as we maneuvered in the countryside, with the wind and rain. (Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, 2024)
-
When we travel, we leave others behind. When we come home, there is sometimes judgement. (Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin 2016)
-
I stumbled on this while out for a walk in Old San Juan in 2002.
Lighted Spaces and Landscapes 