I went back to Trinity Friday night. Trinity has Hartford's best movie theater for foreign, classic and independent films.
Here is Long Walk again. This time with the streetlights lit and this time with college girls.
A snowbird shows photos from southwest Florida (Naples) and southwest Connecticut (Ridgefield) and New England and other places he goes.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Weekend Reflections: Window Shopping
Shopping in, at and around a housewares store. I am still learning about capturing reflections . . .For more Weekend Reflections, click here.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Trinity College Chapel
The College Chapel building is one of the most prominent on the campus of Trinity College. The carillon (bell tower) can be seen above the skyline for miles around.
Freshmen and transfer students are scheduled to arrive on the Trinity campus today. The serene atmosphere shown here in photographs from last week will not last long . . .
Freshmen and transfer students are scheduled to arrive on the Trinity campus today. The serene atmosphere shown here in photographs from last week will not last long . . .
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Theme Day: Connecticut Grown
Greater Hartford has numerous small farmers markets, opening on different days of the week. Most emphasize locally grown products.
Click here to view thumbnails for all participants
Click here to view thumbnails for all participants
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
Goodwin Hotel
The bright reddish-orange brick, ornate building on the left is the facade of the Goodwin Hotel in downtown Hartford.
Our tax laws give breaks to developers who preserve historic buildings. In this case, only the facade was saved. The inside was gutted. Above it rises a modern highrise hotel and office building.
Regrettably, the center city has been struggling economically, and the recession that began in 2008 accelerated the problems. Today the hotel is empty, awaiting better times and a better-funded owner.
Here is a view from Bushnell Park. You can barely see the historic facade that gave rise to the tax benefits, can you?
(A sharp-eyed friend points out that the close hotel occupies only the lower floors, and the offices above remain open. Sorry.)
Our tax laws give breaks to developers who preserve historic buildings. In this case, only the facade was saved. The inside was gutted. Above it rises a modern highrise hotel and office building.
Regrettably, the center city has been struggling economically, and the recession that began in 2008 accelerated the problems. Today the hotel is empty, awaiting better times and a better-funded owner.
Here is a view from Bushnell Park. You can barely see the historic facade that gave rise to the tax benefits, can you?
(A sharp-eyed friend points out that the close hotel occupies only the lower floors, and the offices above remain open. Sorry.)
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Long Walk
A college campus can be VERY quiet on a late August morning. But, it is the lull before the storm.
First-year and transfer students arrive at the Hartford main campus of Trinity College on September 2. The Long Walk shown here will swarm with student life.
Maybe I will come back next month. Meanwhile I will show some quiet scenes from this pretty campus in the coming days.
First-year and transfer students arrive at the Hartford main campus of Trinity College on September 2. The Long Walk shown here will swarm with student life.
Maybe I will come back next month. Meanwhile I will show some quiet scenes from this pretty campus in the coming days.
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