Showing posts with label Fountain Square (IND). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fountain Square (IND). Show all posts

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Tipsy

Top top section of the Fountain Square fountain...

Definitely best if viewed large on black, you may click the image to do so...

Monday, April 19, 2010

Naptown Fountain

At the Corner of Propect and Virginia; in the heart of Fountain Square...

Definitely best if viewed large on black; you may click the image to do so...

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Fountain Square Bound I and II

These two shot are of the same bridge on Prospect Street at Pleasant Run, looking toward Fountain Square... I posted both shots because I couldn't decide which one I like more.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Monday, January 4, 2010

Monday, December 21, 2009

Off of Prospect Street

A few blocks east of Shelby, located behind Santorini's...

Pimpn' the Honda


Geneva Convention Fail...

Both are best if viewed large...

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Behind the Murphy Building

Behind the old G.C. Murphy Building which is on Virgina Avenue...

The shot above has quite a bit of detail to it and is bettere if viewed large...



Saturday, October 17, 2009

Thursday, September 24, 2009

The beginning of Autumn in Fountain Square

The changes in the day cycle are already apparent; the days are getting shorter, the leaves are changing color, and the 'fall clouds' have arrived.

These two shots were taken on Morris Street, just west of Shelby Street.



Virginia Avenue


The retro Subway on Shelby Street.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

It's Winter in Fountain Square

It was nice for a winter day as I walked through Fountain Square, considering the day before was hovering around 0 degrees.

All kinds of interesting murals in the back of the buildings along the main arteries of the neighborhood.








On the streets.








The Discreet Charm of the Alleyways...







Thursday, January 15, 2009

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.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

A Night at the Murphy Art Center

I recently visited the Murphy Art Center in Fountain Square. It was an open night for the galleries that reside there. I try to come here at least twice a year because it is always an adventure. The galleries, businesses, and the common areas and are one of the coolest places and Indianapolis. Out of respect for the artists' creative property, I did not really shoot any of the art in the galleries, but took plenty of pictures of the environment and culture of the building.

Back entrance.



Old Stairwell



I love these kinds of things...Beautiful!



Really cool Christmas tree at the Alchemy Salon.



Directory for the first floor.


A bathroom on the second floor. Does this some how remind you of the Rolling Stone's 1968 album cover to Beggar's Banquet, or has my imagination run off too far?

Whatever happens, please don't do this to my cat...


I love all things electrical, you have old conduit, fixtures, wires, fuses, ect, I'll shoot them all.


Ditto.


Very cool.


The hallways and corridors to this place are awesome.





I knew it!


Flick the switch for the manga experience of a lifetime...