Hi and welcome to another edition of the Exploration Photography Daily View. Yesterday I shared a shot of the 9/11 Memorial that is located in front of the Baltimore World Trade Center. After visiting the memorial we took a trip up to the 27th floor observation deck. Here is a photo from that trip.
This is a view of the Inner Harbor looking toward the Chesapeake Bay. I had to shoot it through glass but I think it came out okay. And it's the best view in town!
Thanks for stopping by!
Until next time...
Showing posts with label World Trade Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Trade Center. Show all posts
Monday, June 15, 2015
Sunday, June 14, 2015
Exploration Photography Daily View - June 14, 2015
Hi there and welcome (or welcome back) to the Exploration Photography Daily View! It feels like my last post was days ago because I did it early yesterday. Kim and I were traveling to Baltimore, Maryland for the day and I wasn't sure what time I was going to get home. And I'm glad I did it early because we got home just before midnight. It was a great day and I got tons of photos and would like to share one with you. And it is a very special photo.
This is three steel beams from the North Tower of the World Trade Center that was viciously attacked on September 11, 2001. A day that changed not only our lives here in the United States but the entire world. Like many visitors before me I touched the twisted beams and it was surreal. It is a piece of history. History I hope we never have to relive. History that I hope we learned from.
If you find yourself in Baltimore I urge you to visit the Baltimore World Trade Center where this memorial is located.
Thanks for stopping by my friends.
Until next time...
This is three steel beams from the North Tower of the World Trade Center that was viciously attacked on September 11, 2001. A day that changed not only our lives here in the United States but the entire world. Like many visitors before me I touched the twisted beams and it was surreal. It is a piece of history. History I hope we never have to relive. History that I hope we learned from.
If you find yourself in Baltimore I urge you to visit the Baltimore World Trade Center where this memorial is located.
Thanks for stopping by my friends.
Until next time...
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