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Photographed @LukeCombs and the band last night in Las Vegas as part of the #ShootFromThePit crew.
Here are just a couple of my favorite photographs captured during last night’s concert. A very special thanks to Luke, everyone in the band, and the crew for a truly amazing experience, especially to an amazing master and teacher of concert photography, @davidbergman.
The desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) has roamed the California desert’s landscape for tens of thousands of years, escaping scorching temperatures in burrows deep underground.
The owners of this cat took it for a sail across the Salton Sea from the shores of the abandoned but not forgotten Bombay Beach marina earlier this week, a most unusual sight, to be sure.
Strolling the beautiful grounds of the Boulders Resort & Spa with a camera.
Inflatable tube man impersonates giant construction cranes looming above the downtown Los Angeles skyline in October 2019. #losangeles #staplescenter #inflatabletubeman
Polo under the lights this week at the Empire Polo Club in La Quinta, California.
If I had a cat, I would always keep a bowl of fresh water for him. A very big bowl.
It seems like just about everyone is posting photos of their cats online these days. Here’s a snap of my cat.
O.K., it’s not really my cat, but if I did have a cat…
The dramatic Anaheim Convention Center, one of my favorite buildings in Orange County, was conceived and designed by Adrian Wilson & Associates in 1965, and built by Del E. Webb Corporation at a cost of $6.8 million. Visible under a layer of concrete are the 200-ton steel arches that peak at 112 feet above arena floor. The original configuration provided a total area of 375,000 square feet, with 100,000 square foot main hall.
Opened in July 1967, the domed building’s elliptical floor plan provided for up to 9,100-seats for performances (6,500 for circus or ice show, 7,800 for basketball, 8,500 for stage performance and 9,100 for boxing).
When opened, it was the fifth largest convention center in the U.S.
The original convention center project staff included Supt. M. D. Stevens; Mickey Brown, engineer; Woody Witaker, foreman; Tom Swann, assistant superintendent; Ed Konkol, office manager and Bob Sheer, project manager.
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