Kansas City Photographer : Places : The Liberty Memorial : Kansas City, MO

There is no other World War I museum in the United States like the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City, MO.  The architecture was designed by the same person who designed the Holocaust museum in Germany.  The funds to build the memorial were gathered by civil leaders in the KC metro area.  It is quite a landmark that stands alone to show the honor and respect that many citizens give to those who have fought and died for this country.  There is so much history here in the midwest.  The two last images are views from on top of the Liberty Memorial looking down over Kansas City.  Enjoy!

Kansas City Photographer : Fine Art Still Life : "What A View"

While on a date night celebrating our fifth wedding anniversary, I caught these images of a hot air balloon.  The sky was beautiful that evening.  Seeing it made me wonder about the view that the passengers had high up in the sky.  I'm sure it was nothing short of wonderful.  I really like how the orange of the hot air balloon contrasted so well with the blue of the sky.  Enjoy! 

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Kansas City Photographer : Event : Scott Kelby's 2010 Worldwide Photowalk

Scott Kelby's 2010 Worldwide Photowalk consists of groups from different cities around the nation.  This year it was held in the West Bottoms in KC, MO.  This part of the city was damaged by flooding in the 1950's, I think.  There are some pretty old buildings and the railroad tracks are still running through here.  There were some 30 or so photographers that attended.  It was a great time of shooting and sharing.  With the few shots that I took, here are five that depict this area the best.  Enjoy!