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Best Selling Photographs : These are photographs others are buying. See if anything catches your eye. Thanks.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Best Selling Photographs

These are photographs others are buying. See if anything catches your ...

Updated: Aug 10, 2008 11:01am PST

Flowers : Flowers Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Flowers

Flowers Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and ...

Updated: Jul 28, 2008 9:09pm PST

Birds : Birds —- Owls, Falcons, Ducks, and Other Birds of a FeatherPrints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Birds

Birds —- Owls, Falcons, Ducks, and Other Birds of a FeatherPrints a ...

Updated: May 17, 2008 9:20pm PST

Potpourri : Potpourri— - Here is a collection of photographs covering a wide variety of subjects.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Potpourri

Potpourri— - Here is a collection of photographs covering a wide vari ...

Updated: Jul 29, 2008 12:59pm PST

Budapest, Hungary : Budapest, Hungary— - Two days before the Republic of Hungary joined the European Union in 2004, the Budapest city council revoked Stalin's 1947 honorary citizenship, granted in recognition of his liberation of Hungary from the Germans at the end of World War II.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Budapest, Hungary

Sunsets : Sunsets - —Aficionados consider sunset photographs cliché. The rest of us, however, are still awed by nature’s spectacular beauty during that fleeting magical moment when we are a part of something wondrous. Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Sunsets

Sunsets - —Aficionados consider sunset photographs cliché. The rest ...

Updated: Jul 31, 2008 10:18am PST

Bratislava, Slovakia : Bratislava, Slovakia—In - 1918 the Slovaks joined the closely related Czechs to form Czechoslovakia. The Slovaks and the Czechs agreed to separate peacefully on January 1, 1993.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Bratislava, Slovakia

Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic : Český Krumlov is the second best-preserved historical town in Bohemia, after Prague, and designated as one of UNESCO's World Monuments.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic

London, England : London, England— - The Romans named it Londinium when they built it around 50AD. Londinium grew to a port city with a population of about 45,000 people and was a major trade center for Rome. The Romans left England in 407AD, and were replaced by the Anglo-Saxons, who came from the German regions of Angeln and Saxony. Anglo-Saxon rule ended in 1066 following the death of Edward the Confessor. William of Normandy claimed the crown and crossed the channel from France to defeat Harold Godwinson at the Battle of Hastings. The rest, as they say, is history. Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

London, England

Central Park Autumn : Central Park - —The Manhattan Oasis In 1853 when the City of New York bought the 843 acres that would become Central Park, it was a far away place between New York City and Harlem. Converting the swamp land into the park took more than fifteen years, 20,000 workers, hundreds of thousands of planted trees, and three million cubic yards of dirt. Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Central Park Autumn

Central Park - —The Manhattan Oasis In 1853 when the City of New Y ...

Updated: Jul 30, 2008 10:18pm PST

Prague, Czech Republic : Prague, Czech Republic— - Good King Wenceslas of Christmas carol fame, who was actually a duke, made Christianity the state religion of Bohemia (Czech Republic) during the 930's. Even today, Prague is known as the city of a thousand spires.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Prague, Czech Republic

Gates of Central Park Febuary 2005 : Gates of Central Park— - In February 2005, Christo and Jeanne-Claude erected 7,500 free hanging saffron colored fabric panels on twenty-three miles of walkway in Central Park. The Gates were in place for 16 days, attracting millions of visitors. When the Gates were removed, all the materials were recycled.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Gates of Central Park Febuary 2005

Central Park Summer : Central Park Summer - —Today, there are 8,968 benches, 36 pedestrian bridges, 29 sculptures, and 1 zoo in New York City’s Central Park.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Central Park Summer

Road from Prauge to Budapest. : Road from Prague to Budapest - —Photos taken of the countryside while traveling by bus from Prague, Czech Republic to Budapest, Hungary-July 2005. Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Road from Prauge to Budapest.

Road from Prague to Budapest - —Photos taken of the countryside while ...

Updated: Jun 21, 2008 9:23pm PST

Central Park Winter : Central Park Winter - —Located between 59th and 110th street and between 5th and 8th Avenue, New York City's Central Park covers a larger area than Monaco. Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Central Park Winter

City of Mirrors : City of Mirrors— - The Manhattan skyline is one of the most recognizable in the world. The style of architecture is varied, ranging from medieval to ultra modern. Many of the buildings built in the last couple of decades are glass towers which reflect their surroundings, and in doing so create a city of mirrors.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

City of Mirrors

City of Mirrors— - The Manhattan skyline is one of the most recogniza ...

Updated: Jul 31, 2008 12:37pm PST

Fire Escapes : Fire Escapes - —Some of the iron ladder fire escapes on these New York City buildings have seen and heard over a century of laughter, tears, and song. Although many late nineteenth and early twentieth century buildings still exist in New York City, each new real estate deal replaces them with glass towers, reaching into the clouds. Soon, the picturesque fire escapes will have gone the way of the windmill and railroad depot: a memory for some — only a photograph for others. Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Fire Escapes

Frogs : FrogsPrints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Frogs

FrogsPrints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Pr ...

Updated: May 11, 2008 9:30pm PST

Manhattan Look-Up : Manhattan Lookup - Although New Yorkers are famous for never looking up, here are some of the sights to see if they do look up.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Manhattan Look-Up

Manhattan Lookup - Although New Yorkers are famous for never looking u ...

Updated: Jun 18, 2008 9:16pm PST

Manhattan Nights : Manhattan Nights - —In 1880, the first electric street lights, arc lamps, were installed on Broadway from 14th to 26th Streets.Prints are available in Lustre Finish: Print Sizes and Prices: Send E-mail to Gary Ricketts

Manhattan Nights

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