In downtown Atlanta, Georgia, is the visitor center for Martin Luther King, Jr. (above) The site houses his tomb, situated in a quiet, peaceful pool (below):
Above: recreated cabin interior from Fort Clatsop (winter quarters for the Lewis & Clark expedition, 1805-1806). Below: inside the reconstructed Fort:
It is so green and lush here. The wilderness dominates, despite the hewn logs, and the human presence seems as tenuous as the smoke rising out of the chimneys.
I am a keen amateur photographer, an avid traveler, a dedicated researcher. My main area of interest is the European middle ages although I like history and culture, especially social history, of all eras and regions. I am especially fond of good architecture and I am really, really fond of reptiles.
I usually post this blog to share highlights from my travels with family and friends. If you are a potential friend wandering by, you are welcome; any of my art or nature images posted here are available for non profit personal or study use, and if reproduced I ask that I be credited as photographer.