Bourbon Street at night
Moli del Salt, Benilloda (Spain)
Lit Up in New York.  Just about everything else on this street was red brick.
Atlas in Rockefeller Center.   Standing 45 feet tall (Atlas himself is 15 feet), and weighing seven tones, this bronze statue is the largest sculpture in Rockefeller Center.  It faces St. Patrick's Cathedral across Fifth Avenue.  It was created by sculptotr Lee Lawrie and was installed in 1937.  The piece has since been associated with the novel, Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn rand, despite pre-dating that novel by two decades.
Star Trails over Austin's Pennybacker Bridge
Texas State Capital at night
Night photo of Congress Avenue and the State Capital building
The Milky Way at Pemaquid Point Light photographed at 4:57 AM on March 17, 2013. The light on the horizon is coming from Monhegan Island which is 12 miles away.
Atlas in Rockefeller Center. Standing 45 feet tall (Atlas himself is 15 feet), and weighing seven tones, this bronze statue is the largest sculpture in Rockefeller Center. It faces St. Patrick's Cathedral across Fifth Avenue. It was created by sculptotr Lee Lawrie and was installed in 1937. The piece has since been associated with the novel, Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn rand, despite pre-dating that novel by two decades.
Atlas in Rockefeller Center.   Standing 45 feet tall (Atlas himself is 15 feet), and weighing seven tones, this bronze statue is the largest sculpture in Rockefeller Center.  It faces St. Patrick's Cathedral across Fifth Avenue.  It was created by sculptotr Lee Lawrie and was installed in 1937.  The piece has since been associated with the novel, Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn rand, despite pre-dating that novel by two decades.
Atlas in Rockefeller Center. Standing 45 feet tall (Atlas himself is 15 feet), and weighing seven tones, this bronze statue is the largest sculpture in Rockefeller Center. It faces St. Patrick's Cathedral across Fifth Avenue. It was created by sculptotr Lee Lawrie and was installed in 1937. The piece has since been associated with the novel, Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn rand, despite pre-dating that novel by two decades.
See photo in original gallery.