
Winter Wonderland - EXPLORE #85 by Bruce Bugbee

Awesome Morning Light by Bruce Bugbee

Walking nervously/indecisively back and forth between the vertical and horizontal beige sidings of the "Town Bar" and "Intimate Ideas Novelties-Lingerie-DVDs." by Tim Kiser

Pine Hill Lake - EXPLORE #380 by Bruce Bugbee

Winter Dawn by Bruce Bugbee

Autumn Colors by Bruce Bugbee

Spring Sunrise - EXPLORE #222 by Bruce Bugbee

Sandhill Cranes in Flight by Bill VanderMolen

Swans on a Pond by Bruce Bugbee

Jan in News Set, WILX-TV - February, 1979 - Shot on Film by Robb Wilson

Wider View of Weather Guy on News Set, WILX-TV - January, 1979 - Shot on Film by Robb Wilson

Paragon Properties / Sporting Glen by Paragon Apartments

Sunrise at the Lake by Bruce Bugbee

5 white oak trees, facing south-west by Drumlinfield

#26 Tattoos, Today only, Jackson Michigan by wesbird72

#26 Tattoos, Today only, Jackson Michigan by wesbird72

Entertaining parged-'n'-painted brick wall with entertaining gutter-'n'-downspout arrangement. by Tim Kiser

Morning Fire by Bruce Bugbee

"See Turtle" by Paul Ewing

Consumers Energy Headquarters by Eridony (Instagram: eridony_prime)

Delay-1 by mmphotography1

Downtown Jackson Michigan by Larry the Biker

"Crossroads" by Paul Ewing

Lime Lake by Larry the Biker

In southern Michigan was a country landscape of manmade flooding with old telegraphy. by Tim Kiser

"Drive Through the ChromaDepth 3D Lily Pad Carwash" by Paul Ewing

Crazy-shaped backside of building with looming skyscraper behind. by Tim Kiser

WE GET a pile of slabs of pink "brick look" pavement in dirt, with a vacant furniture store and a portion of the famous downtown Jackson skyline. by Tim Kiser

Hand Drawn Map by Drumlinfield

The 1978 sculpture "Summer Night Tree" by Louise Nevelson in downtown Jackson, Michigan, its natural home. by Tim Kiser

"Barking Up the Wrong Tree" by Paul Ewing

For my collection of pictures of COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS' BLANK WALLS resulting from FILLINGS-IN OF FORMER DOORS AND WINDOWS in the downtowns of U.S. cities. by Tim Kiser

I hope nobody gets the idea to paint the fire escape to match the color of the limestone. I like the fire escape dark-colored, the way it is. by Tim Kiser

Lime Lake by Larry the Biker

Good view of a small urban river in southern Michigan. by Tim Kiser

"What a Beauteous Creek!" b/w "Oh My Gosh What Is That Man Doing," two songs in the style of Ray Stevens. by Tim Kiser

The sentient creek Sandstone Creek in southern Michigan is already thinking about the frigid waters of the North Atlantic, to which it will ultimately contribute. by Tim Kiser

Pop Up & Paint by joeldinda

Abandoned by mmphotography1

The year 1930 recurs each time we see this massive rear of this movie theater, in brownish orange bricks, with small touches of ornamentation. by Tim Kiser

Victory Lane by joeldinda

Our memories of the year 1926 have formed themselves into a comically slender skyscraper designed by famous Albert Kahn. by Tim Kiser

Slush by mmphotography1

A rustbelt streetscape gets a BEAUTIFICATION GINKGO. by Tim Kiser

Lost digital arts. by Tim Kiser

The Back Side by craigsanders429

"PANO Beechcraft BE-200 "Super King Air" by Paul Ewing

"ChromaDepth 3D Playground" --Inspired by Lauren and Colton by Paul Ewing

A circa-1890 (left) with archèd windows, and a circa-1900 with six circles (right), both with panels of oriented strand board painted beige. by Tim Kiser

Seeing 5 skyscrapers. by Tim Kiser

Storm by mmphotography1

Shows the supposedly grand river the Grand River in Jackson, Michigan. by Tim Kiser

"The ChromaDepth 3D Experience" by Paul Ewing

Mill Pond by Larry the Biker

"Polar Vortex Over Swamp In Michigan" (a variant created during construction of the piece) by Paul Ewing

Sandhill Cranes - Feeding before the roost by Bill VanderMolen

After Marsden Hartley's Mount Katahdin, Maine (see link below because he painted dozens of views of Mount Katahdin) by Paul Ewing

Look at this digital EARLY SEPTEMBER WOODLAND LANDSCAPE photo! by Tim Kiser

Selfie Reflection for ChromaDepth 3D Glasses by Paul Ewing

"ChromaDepth 3D ViewFinder" by Paul Ewing