May 2019 — Cedar Lake South Beach in Minneapolis, photographed in the evening light, captures one of the city’s quieter public beaches along the Chain of Lakes. Located west of Bde Maka Ska, Cedar Lake is known for its natural shoreline and tree-lined surroundings, offering a more secluded experience compared to the busier neighboring lakes. The sandy beach, calm water, and sailboats anchored offshore highlight Minneapolis’s integration of recreation, nature, and urban life within a few miles of downtown.

March 2025 — City of Miami Police Department squad car. "Professional Law Enforcement"

March 2025 — Ocean Drive in South Beach during Spring Break 2025 in Miami Beach, Florida.

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 Armani Exchange store in South Beach Miami Florida.

March 2025 — Miami Beach Police drive up and down park land during 2025 Spring Break.

March 2025 — Police in South Beach during 2025 Spring Break. The city of Miami Beach essentially shut down Spring Break with heavy access restrictions.

March 2025 — Spring breakers on scooters head past a group of police officers in South Beach during 2025 Spring Break in Miami Beach.

March 2025 — The Starlite Hotel lit up at night during 2025 Spring Break in South Beach.

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 — Squad cars parked near the beach in South Beach during 2025 Spring Break.

March 2025 — A Miami-Dade police squad car drives down the beach during a beach volleyball game during 2025 Spring Break in South Beach.

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

March 2025 — Under the soft glow of woven pendant lights, a stylish South Beach bar comes alive with conversation, cocktails, and coastal warmth. Patrons fill the sleek curved bar, their laughter blending with the low hum of tropical music and the clinking of glasses. Behind the counter, shelves lined with premium tequilas and rums gleam like a mosaic, while lush greenery and bold mural art echo Miami’s signature mix of glamour and Latin vibrancy. This kind of lounge culture traces back to Miami Beach’s postwar rise as a playground for the cosmopolitan — a place where design, drink, and dusk intertwined. Today, venues like this keep that legacy alive, blending contemporary tropical aesthetics with the city’s enduring nightlife spirit, where every evening feels like a celebration under the palms.

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.

March 2025 — A worker at Mega Pizza serves giant slices through the restaurant’s glass storefront in Miami, where enormous pizzas are proudly displayed under the “World Famous” and “Size Matters” signage. The stacked trays of oversized slices—ranging from chicken bacon ranch to meat lovers—showcase the shop’s signature flair for indulgence. The neon-lit interior and street reflections outside capture the casual energy of Miami’s late-night dining scene.