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- Maserati At The Mall
- Men's Plumbing Fixtures
- Two Hydrants
- Fountain and Fashion at the Mall
- San Antonio Sculpture and River Walk Lights
- Two Pickup Signs: His and Hers
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- Frederick Remington's Ride and Step Off Statues
- Casa Rio on the River Walk, San Antonio
- When Travel Was By Train and Steam Ruled
- Reflections at Two Art Museums, Sheldon and Wichita
- Art and Ice Cream Signs
- Nebraska State Capital Building, Lincoln, NE
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I've heard so much about this river walk that I do hope I get to visit it myself one day!
ReplyDeleteWe love San Antonio. Is must be amazing this week!
ReplyDeleteI think you've been out wandering! We lived in Texas for over 10 years and visited the Riverwalk on several occasions. It was always a good time.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comments EG, Birdman, and Lowell. Oh yes, the San Antonio River Walk is great fun. Many places for good food and drink while viewing the passing parade. Christmas time is fun here.
ReplyDeleteI love San Antonio. I'll be attending a convention there in March.
ReplyDeleteI love night shots. Probably because I can't get them to work - so I admire anyone who can! Merry Xmas!!
ReplyDeleteMy main problem with night shots is being out and about after dark. My eyes slam shut in the evening. Night photos aren't difficult. Use a slow shutter speed, a steady camera, and a high ISO. All the rest is like any other photo, it's all in what you see. Merry Christmas, Red...
DeleteNice shots!
ReplyDeleteThese shots bring back recent memories. My wife and I had dinner at Casa Rio last month. I think I see the table where we sat. We wanted to try the German place next door but we ran out of time.