September 2023 — Encore Las Vegas, part of Wynn Resorts, opened in December 2008 as a companion to the adjacent Wynn Las Vegas. Its bronze-colored glass façade curves elegantly above the Strip, reflecting both sunlight and skyline with the resort’s signature minimalist style. The 48-story tower features luxury suites, fine dining, and high-end retail, continuing the brand’s focus on refined design and personalized service. With its modern architecture and warm tones, Encore represents the quieter, more polished side of the Las Vegas luxury scene.

September 2023 — Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, often called “TI,” opened in 1993 on the Las Vegas Strip as a pirate-themed resort developed by Steve Wynn. The property’s signature red and cream façade overlooks a lagoon once home to nightly pirate ship battles—an attraction that became one of the Strip’s most recognizable spectacles. While the resort has evolved over time, moving away from its original family-friendly theme, the nautical elements and ship masts at its entrance remain as nostalgic reminders of its 1990s Las Vegas showmanship.

September 2023 — The waterfront at Treasure Island features Señor Frog’s, a lively restaurant and bar that overlooks the resort’s lagoon and replica pirate ships. Once home to the “Sirens of TI” show, the area now serves as a social hub with fountains, themed décor, and outdoor seating that captures views of the Las Vegas Strip. The playful red exterior and nautical props recall the property’s original pirate theme, blending nostalgia with the casual, party-friendly energy that defines this corner of the Strip today.

September 2023 — The Trump Hotel in Las Vegas Nevada.

September 2023 — The exterior of The Mirage on the Las Vegas Strip, photographed with the resort’s twin hotel towers and central entrance framed by palm landscaping and the property’s signature tropical aesthetic. Prominently displayed along the upper façades are large-format banners for The Beatles LOVE, the long-running Cirque du Soleil production that opened in 2006 and became one of the Strip’s most recognizable resident shows. Opened in 1989 by Steve Wynn, The Mirage marked a turning point in modern Las Vegas resort development, helping shift the Strip toward large-scale, theme-driven destinations that combined lodging, entertainment, and spectacle into a single integrated property. The resort’s gold-tinted glass towers, central dome, and lush frontage were designed to evoke a self-contained oasis amid the surrounding desert and high-density casino corridor. For nearly two decades, LOVE tied the hotel’s identity to the legacy of The Beatles, blending archival music with acrobatics, choreography, and immersive theater in a purpose-built venue inside the resort.

September 2023 — The Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.

September 2023 — Arcade at Horseshoe Las Vegas on the Caesars Palace screen in Las Vegas.

September 2023 — The Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

September 2023 — Gucci storefront at the Shops at Bellagio Hotel

September 2023 — Gaming machine at the MGM in Las Vegas with an "Out of Order" message on it.

September 2023 — Slot machines at the Bellagio resort in Las Vegas with error messages on September 15th, 2023 following a ransomware attack that became public days prior.

September 2023 — Slot machines at the Bellagio resort in Las Vegas with error messages on September 15th, 2023 following a ransomware attack that became public days prior.

September 2023 — Slot machines at the Bellagio resort in Las Vegas with error messages on September 15th, 2023 following a ransomware attack that became public days prior.

September 2023 — The Venetian Hotel in las Vegas in September 2023. The sign lit up in the colors of the Mexican flag on Mexican Independence Day.

September 2023 — Flamingo Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas in September 2023.

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September 2023 — A Upload Real Estate Group For Sale sign on a building in downtown Minneapolis.

September 2023 — Chambers Hotel on Hennepin Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis in September 2023.

September 2023 — Art on the wall inside the Moxy Hotel on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. A Black Lives Matter sign in the window.

March 2024 — An American Flag on top of the Embassy Suites hotel in downtown Minneapolis.

July 2024 — The vehicle checkpoint at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. The hotel is where former President Trump is staying during the Republican National Convention.

July 2024 — Security fencing and dump truck outside the Pfister Hotel during the Republican National Convention. The hotel is where former President Trump is staying.

July 2024 — The Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. The heavily secured hotel was where former President Donald Trump was staying during the 2025 Republican National Convention.

July 2024 — Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel in downtown Milwaukee stands out at night with its signature red neon signage and alternating blue-and-red window lighting. Opened in 2019, the hotel is known for merging hospitality with contemporary art, housing rotating exhibitions, installations, and performance spaces curated by local and national artists. Located at the intersection of Kilbourn Avenue and Water Street, the building’s design blends early 20th-century architectural elements with a modern artistic identity. The reflective wet pavement and illuminated façade echo Milwaukee’s growing emphasis on creative redevelopment in the city’s cultural and theater district, positioning Saint Kate as both an art destination and a community hub.

July 2024 — Amber Rose and other's wearing Trump MAGA hats at Saint Kates Hotel in Milwaukee during the Republican National Convention.

September 2024 — Breonna Taylor, Amir Locke, Ricky Cobb, and George Floyd written on the former Midtown Sheraton on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis.

December 2024 — Two bright red towel cards from RIU Hotels & Resorts rest on a polished mahogany table, displaying the chain’s minimalist folded-towel icon and signature white typography. The background sign, embossed with the RIU logo and slogan “As you like it,” reflects the resort’s global branding known across beach destinations like Puerto Vallarta. These cards, exchanged for beach towels, symbolize the finely tuned logistics of high-volume hospitality—where even leisure operates with efficiency and precision.

March 2025 — The Starlite hotel neon sign in South Beach, Florida.

March 2025 — Looking at the rooftop pool from the rooftop of the Tony Hotel in South Beach Miami Florida.

March 2025 — The Tony Hotel in South Beach Florida during 2025 Spring Break.

March 2025 — Colony Hotel sign in South Beach, Miami Florida.

March 2025 — Lighting on the Waldforf Towers Hotel in South Beach.

March 2025 — The Hotel Chelsea stands as a quiet yet iconic presence along Miami Beach’s Ocean Drive, part of the celebrated Art Deco Historic District that emerged in the 1930s. Designed with geometric symmetry, pastel tones, and neon accents, it reflects the era when Miami transformed from a coastal retreat into a modernist showcase for architecture and leisure. Once serving travelers drawn by the promise of sun and sophistication, the hotel now anchors a vibrant nightlife corridor where cafés and lounges spill into the street. At night, the soft blue and red glow of the Chelsea’s signage evokes the glamour of South Beach’s mid-century revival, when preservationists fought to protect these buildings from demolition in the 1980s. The illuminated palms and outdoor dining beneath its canopy capture the district’s enduring dual identity — both a living neighborhood and a cinematic reminder of Miami’s architectural golden age.

January 2026 — The scene outside the Minneapolis hotel Jake Lang was chased in and out of by counter protesters who chased him out of downtown. Minneapolis police showed up to clear the streets before moving on a short time later. Protesters continued marching on.

January 2026 — The scene outside the Minneapolis hotel Jake Lang was chased in and out of by counter protesters who chased him out of downtown. Minneapolis police showed up to clear the streets before moving on a short time later. Protesters continued marching on.

January 2026 — The scene outside the Minneapolis hotel Jake Lang was chased in and out of by counter protesters who chased him out of downtown. Minneapolis police showed up to clear the streets before moving on a short time later. Protesters continued marching on.

January 2026 — Protesters at a counter Jake Lang protest in Minneapolis holding up signs that read: TRUMP RAPES KIDS ABOLISH ICE

January 2026 — Protesters at a Jake Lang counter protest in Downtown Minneapolis on January 17, 2026. Signs read: ICE: NUREMBERG TRIALS ARE COMING THERE WILL BE CONSEQUENCES FUCK ICE! HEY, ICE! WE DON’T NEED AN MN GOODBYE JUST FUCKING LEAVE!

January 2026 — Anti-ICE protesters and police officers in riot gear outside a Noise Demonstration at Springhill Suites on January 26, 2026 in Maple Grove, Minnesota.