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Plan a trip to Corning Museum of Glass, Corning NY, small industrial town
Corning is set right in the middle of NY state. If you happen to be driving through this area and are looking for a break, consider adding Corning Musem of Glass to your road trip ideas. Corning is a small town of about 10K people but its museum of glass is truly unique. Most people […]
Things to do in Pennsylvania, take a road trip to Horseshoe Curve
Pennsylvania has many national historic places, when looking for things to do in this state plan a trip to Horseshoe Curve. Located just couple of miles west of Altoona this site is a great example of industrial engineering accomplishment of 19-th century that is still relevant today. The horseshoe curve – one of the […]
Industrial landscapes in Pennsylvania, watch powerful trains at Gallitzin tunnels
Pennsylvania still has lots of heavy industries especially inland around Altoona. If you happen to be in the area and are looking for things to do in Pennsylvania drive to Gallitzin, PA to watch trains at the tunnels. Not far from Gallitzin you can also see other industrial landscapes and museums at Horseshoe Curve. This […]
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Nice, Cote d’Azur
Nice is a beautiful city in Cote d’Azur, France. It was frequently visited by the Russian Tsar and nobility since 1864. St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral was built in 1912 with the help of Nicholas II. This church has a typical Russian style and is one of many famous landmarks in Nice, well worth of […]
Caesars casino buffet 25 food pictures, Atlantic City restaurant reviews
Caesars is centrally located in Atlantic City Hotel and Casino and its buffet is quite popular among visitors. FPImages collected 25 food pictures from this location and included them in restaurant reviews. Caesar is one of the casinos centrally located on the Atlantic City boardwalk. People looking for budget travel ideas should consider including Caesar’s […]
Atlantic City boardwalk damage caused by climate change and hurricane Sandy
Atlantic City boardwalk was badly damaged by superstorm Sandy. It is generally agreed that this storm intensity was enhanced by climate change that caused unusually warm ocean waters off the US coast. Atlantic city boardwalk damage was mostly fixed and repaired. However, if you go beyond Revel casino in the direction of the inlet you […]
DO AC sand sculpting world cup 2014, 20 sand castle summer pictures
DO AC sand sculpting world cup 2014 ran for several days starting at the end of June 2014. FPImages continues to present more summer pictures from this annual event in Atlantic city. Sand artist Rich Varano created an amazing sand castle inspired by the Game of Thrones. DO AC sand sculpting competition was a true […]
Sand castle competition in Atlantic City, 20 sand art beach pictures
Sandcastle competition is an event that is enjoyed by adults and kids alike. Atlantic City hosted the second annual sand castle competition in early July 2014. It is known as the sand sculpting world cup and runs under the slogan “DO AC”. Many sand sculpture artists from around the world came to Atlantic City Beach. […]
Museum ship Great Britain – proud piece of maritime history
The Museum ship Great Britain represents an essential period in maritime history. The 1800s were exciting times in Britain’s industrial history. Changes were happening in manufacturing – substitution of hand labor by machines, wood for steel, horsepower for steam, and coal energy. It was a time of great engineers. One such personality was Isambard Kingdom […]
Bath, UK offers great opportunity for exploring Roman spa and architecture
Bath is a short drive from London and is an excellent candidate for a road trip. It is a small town with a population of about 80 thousand people, but once it was one of the largest in England. In Celtic and then Roman times, Bath was famous for its hot springs. Today, the Roman […]
Annual Pow-wow of Native Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq event not to miss
Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Native American people are indigenous to the Maritime provinces of Canada. This photo story showcases the 2009 Powwow at Dartmouth commons. Each year location can vary and Doers & Dreamers guide is a good place to start planning a trip. Dartmouth commons was a great location with easy access and nice picture-perfect […]
Celebrating Canada Day at Halifax Citadel and waterfront
Canada Day is a significant holiday for all Canadians. In Halifax, Nova Scotia, one of the major events of this day is the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo parade. There are several options for what to do after the parade. One can visit Public Gardens and relax there after the noisy crowds. Visitors can continue […]
Canada Day Royal Nova Scotia international tattoo parade
Canada Day is July 1 and it is celebrated across the country. Each year Halifax, being the largest city on Canada’s east coast presents Royal Nova Scotia Tattoo parade. Parade follows Spring Garden road – the main downtown street in Halifax and then goes around the Citadel via Brunswick street. The parade starts around 10 […]
Tall ships display their beauty at Parade of Sail in Halifax Harbour
A large sailing tall ship under full sail is one of the most beautiful sights in the world. And when there are about 50 tall ships sailing by then, it is a real treat for spectators. This is exactly what people came to enjoy on July 20, 2009, during the Tall Ships Halifax Parade of […]
Bark Kruzenstern visiting Halifax Harbour during Tallships 2009
Bark Kruzenstern is one of the largest sailing ships in the world. The black hull is a feature unique to this vessel. The ship was built in 1926 in Germany. Technical data: length: 114.40 m, beam: 14.02 m, sails area : 3,400 sq.m. This sailing vessel visited Halifax during Tallships 2009 race. Some of the […]
Annual Victorian Christmas at Halifax Citadel Presented by Parks Canada
Annual Victorian Christmas is organized by Parks Canada and is a re-enactment of traditional Christmas as celebrated by Queen Victoria’s soldiers every year at the end of November. Halifax Citadel is an excellent venue for this event. It is also a great opportunity to photograph a unique setting and capture the atmosphere of a long-gone […]
Unusual Architectural Landmarks of California
California is home to some of the best architectural landmarks, which attracts thousands of visitors to the state every year. Many of these landmarks are located in Los Angeles, which is known all over for architectural oddballs like a giant hot dog, a giant chili bowl, and a giant stack of records. One such popular […]
Exploring the Walt Disney Animation Studios
Anyone who is interested in animated movies would want to visit the Walt Disney Animation Studios. With its headquarters in Burbank, California, this American animation studio was established in the year 1923 under the name, Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio. Later in the year 1929, the name was changed after it became a part of Walt […]
California missions – the Magnificent Old Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana
California missions are part of catholic church history and historic landmarks that preserve important California history and Spanish architecture. When you plan a trip to California, consider including a visit to California missions in your list of road trip ideas. Not all Los Angeles attractions are busy and hectic, road trips to museums or historical […]
A Glimpse of the DreamWorks Animation Studios
Located in the gorgeous city of Glendale in the state of California in the United States, DreamWorks Animation is one of the leading animation studios in America. The company has two primary sites, the original feature animation studio in Glendale and the PDI studio located in Redwood City, both in California. This studio now belongs […]
Taking a Tour of Hollywood Movie Studios in California
If you are fond of movies, then visiting the Hollywood movie studios must have been a source of fascination for you. After all, where can one see their favorite Hollywood stars in action all the time? The fabled gates of leading Hollywood studios are the place where every star of Hollywood must have passed. The […]
The Pious St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Los Angeles
A magnificent and spiritually enlightening Roman Catholic parish, St. Vincent de Paul Church is a nice place to stop and have a little break while exploring Los Angeles. Considered the Historic-Cultural Monument of Los Angeles, this beautiful church was designed by architect Albert C. Martin, Sr., and was constructed in the 1920s. Located just off […]
Roadside Sculptures- Depicting Novelty Architecture of California
Anyone who has ever been to California would definitely mention the bizarre and weird roadside sculptures across the state. These amazing sculptures signify the novelty architecture of California, for which it is famous all over. The Watts Towers in Los Angeles is a structure standing higher than 99 feet. The Towers were designated a historical […]
The Magnificent Architecture of Colorado Street Bridge
A historic arch bridge created from concrete, Colorado Street Bridge is a beautiful scenic spot in Pasadena, California, especially among architects. Designed and built by Waddell & Harrington Company in the year 1913, this architectural marvel spans the Arroyo Seco in Pasadena. The drive across this structure is less hectic than on freeway 134 which […]
Discover the Interesting Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
A visit to the famous Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Center for Public Affairs will leave all book lovers amazed. Located in Simi Valley in California, this library also happens to be the final resting place of the 40th President of the United States, Ronald Wilson Reagan. The library was built in the year 1988, […]
Spiritual Experience at Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove
Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove is a church to visit if you would like to have a unique spiritual experience during your visit to Los Angeles. You just can’t miss the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, when visiting Southern California. Located in the beautiful Orange County, this amazing Christian church building is made of reflective […]
Silence and Stillness of Salton City
When one hears the word ‘city,’ the images that rush to mind are busy streets, people commuting to work, and the lines of cars waiting at the traffic signals, to mention a few. However, a trip to Salton City can be quite an eye-opener. The empty streets, dilapidated buildings, and the vacant seashore are some […]
Salton Sea: Sad Icon of an Ecological Tragedy
Like a photograph reminding one of the old times, the Salton Sea awakens the memories of the great times filled with busy marinas, exciting water-skiing games, and concerts. Once a trendy holiday destination, the area now tells tales about the good old days of active tourism and a vibrant party atmosphere. The motels, frayed walkways, […]
Oil Rigs at Long Beach Crude Oil Production, 10 industrial images
Long Beach California and crude oil production these two do not go together right? Actually, oil rigs were pumping Long Beach crude oil since the 1920-s. These oil rigs may take visitors by surprise when driving to the LAX along la Cienega boulevard or near posh Naples Island in Long Beach. To plan a trip […]
The Serenity of St George Utah Temple and Tabernacle, 20 church pictures
St. George Utah Temple is a Mormon church ( also Latter-day Saints – LDS church) and the longest-serving Latter-day Saints temple in service. The temple offers a serene and spiritual atmosphere and it was a pleasure to walk the grounds and take beautiful church pictures on a nice day. This Christian sanctuary allows one to […]
Fabulous Las Vegas Strip: 20 Cityscape Pictures
Las Vegas strip is famous for its glitz and glamour, it will dazzle any visitor with its modern cityscape. One of the best free things to do in Las Vegas is just to walk the Las Vegas strip. To plan a trip along the Vegas strip, you will need a camera for capturing extraordinary cityscapes […]
Dates Grove Indio Coachella Valley is a great day trip idea
Dates plantations are only a short drive away from Palm Springs. It is a pretty and scenic route along Highway 111. Shields Date Garden is a must-see shop, cafe, museum date drove and nature walk all in one. There you can learn interesting facts about the dates, try date shakes and other dishes that include […]
Impressive Fort Ligonier Museum in Pennsylvania
For road trip ideas in Pennsylvania, you should consider visiting Fort Ligonier and traveling back to the 18th century. The majestic fort tells tales of the history and life of centuries old. Located in Ligonier, Pennsylvania, it is very popular among history enthusiasts and museum experts. The carefully preserved original site of Fort Ligonier, with […]
IBM industry solutions center in La Gaude, France
La Gaude is situated in the south of France near beautiful Cote D’Azur. This small town of about 7,000 boasts an IBM high technology laboratory. It is an innovation center that is dedicated to providing dedicated business solutions and expertise. The building itself is an architectural gem and is protected. It was designed and built […]
Extreme sailing catamaran series sailing photos from the Promenade
This photo gallery showcases sailing photos of Multihull World Series 2011 – Act 7 Nice France. This nautical event draws thousands of spectators to the famous Promenade des Anglais. Extreme Catamarans had to race in light winds and perhaps this was a challenge for the teams, but for the general public watching from the beach, […]
Simple Provence pleasures – farmer’s market in Nice
Farmer’s market on Cours Saleya in Nice offers a variety of products and traditional French foods – flowers, plants, fresh produce, fine cheeses and meats. There are vendors of traditional Provence items – lavender and lavender oil, soaps, perfume, olives and olive oil from certified regions. French Market in Nice Pictures You can find the […]
