Also on the Cultural Trail...

On the Walnut Street section of the still under construction Cultural Trail...

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Private Parking

Taken from the stretch of the Cultural Trail on Walnut Street; still quite a bit of surface parking to be seen from the trail...

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Pipe Organ Creationism

Near the corner of Mass and College, across the street from the old Coke bottling plant...

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CocaCola Sunset

At the old Art Deco CocaCola bottling plant which is now an IPS bust depot.

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Strong Backing

Looking at Mass ave from Park Avenue...

Stare Down Skyline

Taken at the corner of 10th and Massachusetts...

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Spherical

At the corner of 10th and East Street/Central Avenue...

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Looking east down 10th Street from where it intersects with Central Avenue/East Street. Does this intersection really need such an elaborate configuration? I live near here, and never notice enough traffic that warrants this...

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The Old and the New....er

Near the corner of Ft. Wayne Avenue and 10th Street...

Tagging Access

At the alleyway beside the old Central Products Inc. building at the corner of 10th and Central.

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Eerie Chatham

Near 10th and Ft. Wayne in the Chatham Arch area...

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Its Winter Time in Chatham Arch

Well, OK, the winter solstice doesn't arrive for another few weeks yet, but this weekend felt like winter. I walked a few streets of Chatham Arch taking advantage of the favorable lighting.

11th and College

11th and Park...This is once of the strangest ice shots I've ever taken; although I can't remember the last time I shot ice.

10th and Park

10th and Central

On Massacheusetts Avenue

Near the newest section of the Cultural Trail

The Ghost Tree

Paranormal tree activity occuring on Mass Ave...

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Lonely Pumps

Taken at the IPS bus depot (the old Coca Cola bottling plant) at the corner of College and Mass...

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Metered

Its getting cold...Bring it!

Taken in an alleyway off of Mass Ave, near the IPS bus depot.

11th and College

Lawyers in Love // Disco Apocalypse

The mental randomness that only an attorney's office with disco balls on the roof can drudge up...Bonus points to the ones who can identify what the title of this post is dropping an allusion to.

On Northeastern Mass Ave

This area is Massachesetts Avenue is located between College Avenue and 10th Street, near Chatham Arch.

If given enough time, I could think of a thousand different uses for this classic Art Deco building other than that of a bus service depot.

I love the detail on this place.

Massachusetts and College Avenues...Thermite charges not included!

45 degrees from Ordinary...

The South end of the Monon trail...On a beautiful day such as this, it was quite busy.

Fun With Experimentation

I've been on a bit of an experimentation kick lately; fussing with various settings and colors has the potential to make a dull shot more interesting.

A substation on Hunter Road, the far East side.


A railroad bridge that runs parallel to Washington Street at the intersection of Tibbs, Rockville, and Washington Street.


The old Southport school at Chruch Street and Southport Road.


An alleyway in Chatham Arch.


Indiana Parking Garage on Market Street.


Shelby and Virginia in Fountain Square.

Virginia Avenue in Fountain Square.

Fountain Square Diner at Shelby, Prospect, and Virginia.

An alleyway in Fountain Square

The Hanna House on Madison and National on the city's south side.

Indianapolis Architecture - Lockerbie Marketplace

Once a Sears Roebuck and Company building, it is now home to several business including a Marsh supermarket. Built in 1929, it is a strong representation of Art Deco arcitecture, and resides in one of the oldest neighborhoods in Indianapolis.