It's Friday and that means today is "retro" day. A couple weeks ago I shared three photos from Las Vegas, Nevada in February of 2004. Today I would like to share three more.
The first one is another nighttime shot. This is the Mirage Casino Hotel.
And here is one taken earlier in the evening. This is the Stardust which of course is no longer there.
And this last one was shot during the day. This time we are looking at the Sahara and the Stratosphere. At the top of the Stratosphere is a roller coaster and a free fall ride. There is also a revolving restaurant that offers a great view of the city. It is especially nice at night with all of the Vegas lights showing. The tower stands 1,149 feet high.
All of these photos were shot on film with my Nikon N80 and scanned so I could share them here.
And that's all for today folks. I hope you enjoyed this quick Vegas trip. Please come back soon to see what else I have to share.
Until next time...
It's the beginning of a new year and to start it off right I want to try to get on and more importantly stay on target. So that means Fridays will be "retro" Fridays. I'll at least do my best.
Today we go back to February 2004 Las Vegas, Nevada. And that just happens to be when and where Kim and I were married. I jokingly refer to it as "The scene of the crime" :) But seriously I can't believe it's been almost 11 years. Time sure does fly. And I couldn't imagine sharing it with anyone else.
So since Las Vegas is famous for it's brightly lit casinos I thought that I would share a few shots with you that I made when we were there.
This is Circus Circus. One of the oldest original casinos left on the strip. And it where we stayed and were married. And no, we were not married by Elvis :)
The is the Riviera Hotel and Casino that is located across from Circus Circus.
And this is the famous Stardust Casino that is no longer.
And now folks I am calling it a night. But I'll be back soon with more for you. Thanks for stopping by.
Until next time...
