Atlanta Through Moore
A view of the Midtown skyline through the art of Henry Moore.
A view of the Midtown skyline through the art of Henry Moore.
I spent the morning wandering around the garden. It was a beautiful day here in Atlanta!
This mirror is one a friend and I spotted inside a fun store called Paris on Ponce. They have tons of antique and vintage furniture and accessories.
I've posted several daytime shots of the Bank of America Plaza in Midtown Atlanta. This is the first nighttime shot I've taken which has actually turned out. It's a bit dark, but I'm still fairly pleased with it.
Part of the "Sculptures In Motion" exhibit from last season at the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
Team RV performing a formation routine at the Peachtree-DeKalb Airport's Good Neighbor Day Airshow.
The bikes of the DeKalb County Police Department's Special Operations Division.
A side view of one of the DeKalb Fire & Rescue trucks. Specifically, this is the Hazardous Materials team.
On a clear, and non-hazy, day in Atlanta, you can pretty much see Stone Mountain from all over Atlanta. This view is from the tarmac at Peachtree-DeKalb airport.
This C-45 Beech Expeditor was on display at the Good Neighbor Day Airshow held at the Peachtree-DeKalb Airport. It has been restored, according to the plaque, to the colors of the United Kingdom Royal Airforce liason aircraft.
This is a shot of the main exhibit entrance at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Midtown Atlanta. Currently, the Center has a Jim Henson exhibit and their also building a Jim Henson wing. In addition to the exhibits, the Center puts on productions using all sorts of puppets.
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Goslar Warrior by Henry Moore, sculpted in 1973-1974, on display at the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
One of many fun and creative puppets on display at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta.
Reclining Mother and Child sculpted by Henry Moore in 1975-1976. This is one of many mother and child sculptures Moore created.
This glass chandelier is made of "C" shaped glass. They simply hang from one another all the way down the chandelier, which just happens to be several feet in height.
These stocking-covered legs are displayed inside Paris on Ponce, a local (and very fun) antique store in Midtown Atlanta. This isn't a full mannequin, it's just from the waist down.
We spotted these sewing mannequins while exploring the Paris on Ponce antique store.
A quick glimpse inside an antique upright piano.
This mannequin is perfectly posed for an impromptu photo shoot. My friend and I snapped several pictures of her while exploring this antique store.