Built in1589, Morro Castle (Castillo de los Tres Reyes Magos del Morro) has stood as a harbor defense in Havana, Cuba. While it is a tourist and historical attraction today, it was a formidable defense in its time, and even as late as the early 1960s was used to imprison those captured in the CIA-sponsored failed Bay of Pigs invasion. It is shown here from the other...
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Just a beautiful sunset on a lake in Rhode Island’s South County after an annual picnic with some great photographers and friends!
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For decades, classic 12-metre yachting and racing have been a staple of sailing in Newport, RI, and the waters around it. Many of these yachts participated in the well-known America’s Cup races. While the technology of competition yachting has lead to some radical new designs, the clean lines of the 12-metre yachts, their handling and their pace through the water...
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As Iceland’s glaciers break up, chucks of ice – large and small – find their way to the ocean. Caught in the tidal currents and surf, many of these chunks are deposited on the basalt beaches providing a great back drop for the often clear ice as it catches the light.
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New York City’s summers can be sizzlers, but that’s no reason to retreat to some air conditioned flat. Whether in parks or school yards, it’s not hard to find folks enjoying a pick-up basketball game, cycling, playing tennis or just hanging out with friends and family.
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