July 2025 — The big wooden horse at Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

July 2025 — A view down Wisconsin Dells Parkway with Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park on the right and the Wisconsin Dells Ducks on the left.

July 2025 — An entire family wearing the same shirt that reads: "Relax gringo, i'm legal".

July 2024 — Paradise Lagoon at Noah's Ark Waterpark in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

July 2024 — The Time Warp waterslide at Noah's Ark Waterpark in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

July 2024 — Noah's Ark waterslides in Wisconsin Dells.

July 2024 — Waterslides at Noah's Ark in Wisconsin Dells.

July 2024 — Tadpole Bay at Noah's Ark Waterpark in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

July 2024 — Wristbands for Noah's Ark Waterpark in Wisconsin Dells.

July 2024 — Showboat Saloon in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

July 2024 — Sneaky Pete's Wild West Dinner Show in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

July 2024 — A sign for the Torture Museum in the Wisconsin Dells.

July 2024 — A "Trump Tells All" machine in Wisconsin Dells, WI.

July 2024 — While other cities and resorts around Wisconsin Dells postponed July 4th fireworks due to weather, Mt Olympus said the show must go on. Fireworks lit up the sky behind The Rise of Icarus, America’s tallest waterslide (145ft) that opened a few weeks ago.

July 2024 — While other cities and resorts around Wisconsin Dells postponed July 4th fireworks due to weather, Mt Olympus said the show must go on. Fireworks lit up the sky behind The Rise of Icarus, America’s tallest waterslide (145ft) that opened a few weeks ago.

July 2024 — While other cities and resorts around Wisconsin Dells postponed July 4th fireworks due to weather, Mt Olympus said the show must go on. Fireworks lit up the sky behind The Rise of Icarus, America’s tallest waterslide (145ft) that opened a few weeks ago.

July 2024 — While other cities and resorts around Wisconsin Dells postponed July 4th fireworks due to weather, Mt Olympus said the show must go on. Fireworks lit up the sky behind The Rise of Icarus, America’s tallest waterslide (145ft) that opened a few weeks ago.

July 2024 — The Original Wisconsin Dells Fudge.

July 2024 — The District in Downtown Wisconsin Dells.

July 2024 — Lego City at Buffalo Phil's Restaurant in Wisconsin Dells. The restaurant is known for trains that deliver food to the tables.

July 2024 — "Ducks" parked in Wisconsin Dells. Rides on the World War II vehicles have long been a very popular tourist attraction in Wisconsin Dells.

July 2024 — Driving into the Wisconsin River on a duck in the Wisconsin Dells.

September 2023 — Sphere in Las Vegas in September 2023 shortly after opening.

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

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 — The Sphere in Las Vegas in September 2023.

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

September 2023 — Gucci storefront at the Shops at Bellagio Hotel

September 2023 — Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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

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

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 Trump Hotel in Las Vegas Nevada.

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 — 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 — Chanel Dior Louis Vuitton stores in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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 — The Wynn Hotel building in Las Vegas, Nevada.

September 2023 — Las Vegas with what has to be the largest billboard ever regarding law enforcement hiring. The 100,000 square foot digital wall covered a significant portion of the 59 story Resort World building. (Las Vegas, September 2023

September 2023 — Signage for The Fashion Show shopping mall in Las Vegas, Nevada.

September 2023 — The Plazzo building at the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.

September 2023 — The STRAT hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Formerly known as The Stratosphere, it's the second tallest observation tower in the western hemisphere.

September 2023 — A CBS Sports NFL ad on the side of Resorts World in Las Vegas, Nevada.

September 2023 — Food locked up behind glass at CVS Las Vegas Strip.

September 2023 — Inside a CVS store on the Las Vegas strip in September 2023. Product behind locked glass cabinets.

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 — MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

September 2023 — The MGM Grand stands as one of the most iconic landmarks on the Las Vegas Strip, instantly recognizable by its emerald-green lighting and massive golden lion statue at the entrance. Opened in 1993, it remains one of the largest hotels in the world, housing over 6,800 rooms, a sprawling casino, and major entertainment venues. The resort is home to Hakkasan nightclub and has hosted countless concerts, boxing matches, and celebrity residencies over the years. In this scene, evening traffic and palm trees frame the grand façade, capturing the constant motion and energy that define this busy corner of Las Vegas Boulevard.

September 2023 — Aria Resort & Casino, which opened in December 2009, is part of the CityCenter development on the Las Vegas Strip. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, the 61-story curved glass tower houses more than 4,000 guest rooms and suites, two pools, and a 150,000-square-foot casino. It was one of the first major resorts in Las Vegas to emphasize sustainability, earning multiple LEED Gold certifications for its energy efficiency and smart room technology. Aria is also known for its understated, modern aesthetic — replacing themed extravagance with clean architecture, high-end dining, and an extensive art collection integrated throughout the property.

September 2023 — Hilton Grand Vacations at Resorts World Las Vegas is a sleek, glass-covered tower on the northern end of the Strip, known for its reflective façade and distinctive red architectural accent running along one edge. Completed in 2021 as part of the Resorts World complex, the property offers timeshare-style accommodations within one of the newest integrated resorts in the city. Its elevated design provides sweeping views of the Strip and nearby mountains, while its proximity to the Las Vegas Convention Center and the airport—seen in the distance here—highlights its mix of leisure and business appeal.

September 2023 — Posters for Keith Urban and Miranda Lambert at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, Nevada.

October 2022 — This aerial view looks over one of Lake Minnetonka’s shallow eastern bays, where a broad wetland of cattails and floating vegetation meets a line of private docks and covered boat slips. These marshy inlets are among the lake’s most ecologically important areas, filtering runoff, supporting migratory birds, and preserving habitat that once covered far more of the shoreline before 20th-century dredging and residential development. The fall canopy surrounding the bay shows the mix of hardwoods common in the Deephaven and Greenwood areas, with red maples, oaks, and ash trees creating a dense belt of color around the water. Farther in the distance, the channel and bridge leading toward Carson’s Bay hint at the lake’s extensive network of connected basins, many of which were linked by canals built in the late 1800s to support early resort traffic.

October 2022 — This aerial view follows the wooded shoreline of Deephaven, a small lakeside community on the southeast edge of Lake Minnetonka. The neighborhood developed around a combination of 19th-century summer cottages and later year-round homes, many of which were built on large forested lots that still preserve much of the area’s original tree cover. In autumn, the mix of maple, oak, and basswood trees creates a dense canopy of reds, yellows, and orange tones that nearly conceals the homes and winding shoreline roads below. Deephaven’s bay-front docks, protected inlets, and narrow peninsulas are distinctive features of this part of Minnetonka, reflecting the lake’s long history as a regional retreat and residential enclave.

October 2022 — An aerial view over Deephaven captures the dense hardwood canopy that defines the residential areas near Lake Minnetonka each autumn. The neighborhood’s winding roads and homes sit almost entirely beneath mature maple, oak, and basswood trees, which turn a concentrated mix of red, orange, and gold during peak color change. This part of the Minnetonka shoreline developed slowly through the mid-20th century, preserving large wooded lots and green corridors that create the nearly continuous tree cover seen from above. The forested character of these communities—rare for a metropolitan area—remains a major feature of Deephaven’s identity and contributes to its secluded, park-like landscape.

October 2022 — An overhead view of a small wetland basin in Deephaven shows the transition into late fall around Lake Minnetonka. Seasonal drawdown has exposed the cracked mudflats around the pond’s edge, while a layer of duckweed or algae collects in the remaining water at the center — a common pattern in shallow basins fed by spring runoff and intermittent groundwater. Surrounding hardwoods and pines move through peak color, forming the dense forest cover typical of the Minnetonka shoreline communities, where preserved ravines, lowlands, and wooded parcels give the area its distinctive mix of lakefront development and natural habitat.

October 2022 — Fall colors around Lake Minnetonka in Deephaven, Minnesota.

October 2022 — A high-elevation view over Lake Minnetonka captures several of the lake’s narrow peninsulas and sheltered bays at peak autumn color. The lake’s fragmented shoreline—shaped by glacial meltwater during the last Ice Age—creates dozens of protected inlets that became ideal sites for marinas, sailing clubs, and early resort development in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In this part of the lake, the docks and clustered sailboats reflect the area’s long-standing boating culture, while the densely wooded neighborhoods show how residential development was built around access to quiet coves rather than wide-open water. The surrounding canopy, shifting from green to deep red and gold, highlights why Lake Minnetonka remains one of the most photographed fall landscapes in the Twin Cities region.

October 2022 — An aerial view captures the dense fall canopy around Lake Minnetonka in Deephaven, where mature hardwoods and pines create a patchwork of orange, yellow, and deep red. Many of the winding roads in this part of the Lake Minnetonka shoreline were laid out in the early 20th century as the area transitioned from summer cottages to year-round neighborhoods. Today the tree cover remains one of Deephaven’s defining features, with protected woodland corridors and long-established residential plots preserving the character of this lakeside community.

January 2020 — Fireworks at Lambeau Field on New Years Eve. The stadium is home to the NFL's Green Bay Packers.

December 2019 — Lambeau Field and the Titletown District on Lombardi Avenue in Green Bay, WI.

December 2019 — City Stadium, home of the Green Bay Packers from 1925-1956, On the site of Green Bay East High School.

December 2019 — Downtown Green Bay, viewed from the west side of the Fox River. Main Street Bridge lit up to the left of the frame.

December 2019 — Ferris Wheel at Bay Beach Amusement Park in Green Bay, Wisconsin on a foggy December evening.

December 2019 — Water pools up behind the main building at Bay Beach Amusement Park just before the winter freeze.

December 2019 — Curly Lambeau statue outside of Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI. Lambeau Field is home to the Green Bay Packers NFL football team.

December 2019 — Fence painted with Bart Star memorial across from Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI.

December 2019 — SkyConnect tram that connects the airport to the parking garage and rental car center.

December 2019 — The Snake Pit on Copperhead Golf Course at Innisbrook. Tampa, Palm Harbor Florida.

December 2019 — Island Golf Course at Innisbrook near Tampa, Florida.

December 2019 — Innisbrook Golf Resort in Palm Harbor Florida.

December 2019 — Innisbrook in Palm Harbor Florida.

December 2019 — Copperhead Course at Innisbrook in Palm Harbor, Florida.

December 2019 — A sign directing visitors to various buildings around Innisbook Resort in Palm Harbor, Florida.

December 2019 — Bridge on the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook in Palm Harbor Florida.

December 2019 — Copperhead Course at Innisbrook in Palm Harbor, Florida.

December 2019 — Tampa, Florida skyline at sunset.

December 2019 — Sponge Diver Supply store in Tarpon Springs, Florida.

September 2019 — Travelers walk past a construction wall at LaGuardia Airport in Queens, New York, on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025. Renovations continue at the Delta terminal as part of the airport’s multibillion-dollar redevelopment project.

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September 2019 — Cars pass through the Manhattan Bridge arch and colonnade at dusk in Lower Manhattan on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025. Orange traffic barrels line the roadway as construction continues near the historic Beaux-Arts structure.

September 2019 — On a dimly lit street in New York’s Chinatown, the glow of a small Fuzhou restaurant spills onto the sidewalk piled high with black garbage bags. Through the narrow doorway of Zheng Xing Fu Zhou Cuisine Inc., a worker in a red apron is seen bent over, quietly preparing food inside the cramped kitchen. The storefront, framed by boxes and handwritten notices, tells the story of a neighborhood balancing survival and tradition, even as the detritus of the day lines the curb outside. The contrast between the bustling work inside and the refuse outside captures a candid snapshot of city life — grit and perseverance side by side.

September 2019 — Sidewalk on Madison Avenue showing a row of storefronts under scaffolding late at night on Madison Avenue in Manhattan. The Christian Louboutin store window.

September 2019 — Taken on the southern edge of Central Park in New York City, looking toward Midtown Manhattan from near The Pond. From left to right, visible buildings include 111 West 57th Street (the thin, needle-like skyscraper), Central Park Tower (one of the world’s tallest residential buildings), and the historic Essex House hotel with its red rooftop sign. The green-roofed Plaza Hotel can also be seen near the center-right, just below the taller modern towers of Billionaires’ Row.

September 2019 — Benches in Central Park on a September evening.

September 2019 — Old wooden pilings rise from the East River with the Manhattan skyline glowing in the background. Viewed from Brooklyn Bridge Park

September 2019 — Exit signage at the Rector Street subway station in Manhattan New York City.

September 2019 — Rector Street subway station in Manhattan New York City.

September 2019 — Chinatown in Flushing, Queens in New York City.

September 2019 — An MTA bus is stopped along Roosevelt Avenue in Flushing, Queens, a bustling corridor lined with Chinese and Korean storefronts.

September 2019 — The Inscope Arch sits near the southeast corner of Central Park, close to Grand Army Plaza and 59th Street. At night, the stone passageway offers a calm, almost hidden route beneath the park’s trees.

September 2019 — Incubus and Dane Cook at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

September 2019 — Neon lights at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

September 2019 — The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon at 30 Rock in New York City.

September 2019 — The York Street Station in Brooklyn, New York.

September 2019 — East River from Manhattan New York City.

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September 2019 — A man walks down a long hallway in the New York City Subway system.

September 2019 — A dimly lit stairway leads down into a New York City subway station on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025. Aging infrastructure and exposed piping are visible along the tiled walls.

September 2019 — A staircase leads to the exit at the 47–50 Streets Rockefeller Center subway station in Manhattan. The station serves the B, D, F, and M lines.

September 2019 — The entrance of Trump International Hotel and Tower in Manhattan is seen at night. Several vehicles, including an NYPD patrol car, are parked outside the building along a marked bike lane.

September 2019 — Storefronts of The Vitamin Shoppe, Rumour’s Bar and Grill, and The Bread Factory Café are seen at night along a Manhattan street. Cars are parked in front of the businesses.

September 2019 — Traffic and illuminated billboards fill Times Square in Manhattan at night, with streams of cars and taxis moving through the crowded intersection. Bright advertisements, theater signs, and neon lights dominate the scene as pedestrians navigate the sidewalks and bike lanes around one of New York City’s busiest landmarks.

September 2019 — A dense vertical corridor of advertising light and architecture defines Times Square, seen here at 47th Street and Broadway in Midtown Manhattan. Towering LED billboards and commercial facades—featuring brands from Levi’s to Samsung—create one of the world’s most iconic visual environments. Once a gritty crossroads of theaters and print media, the area was redeveloped in the late 20th century into a symbol of global commerce and digital spectacle, blending entertainment, marketing, and architecture into a single overwhelming urban experience.

September 2019 — A vendor works at a brightly lit Sabrett hot dog stand in Manhattan, surrounded by stacks of soda cans, bottled water, and snack foods. Street carts like these are a common sight across New York City, serving pretzels, knishes, and hot dogs late into the night to passing pedestrians.

September 2019 — Two people paddle kayaks along the Hudson River near the USS Intrepid, a decommissioned aircraft carrier now serving as part of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in Manhattan. The massive gray hull of the ship looms over the water, contrasting with the small boats below.

September 2019 — A stairway leads down to the train platforms for Tracks 11 and 13 at Penn Station in Manhattan. A sign reading “Watch Your Step” hangs above the stairs, while a black-and-white advertisement looms over the tracks in the busy transit hub.

September 2019 — A Metro-North Railroad train sits at a platform inside Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. The stainless-steel cars reflect the dim lighting of the underground station, where exposed pipes and graffiti-marked beams highlight the aging infrastructure of the busy commuter hub.

September 2019 — A Connecticut state seal is displayed on the side of a Metro-North Railroad train car, operated in partnership with the Connecticut Department of Transportation. The red-and-silver exterior includes safety instructions and signage, highlighting the regional rail system that connects commuters between New York and Connecticut.

September 2019 — A Metro-North Railroad train is seen at a station platform, its blue-and-white exterior bearing the MTA logo. The commuter rail line, operated by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, connects New York City with suburbs across New York State and Connecticut.

September 2019 — A Metro-North Railroad train waits at a platform inside Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. The concrete pillars and exposed beams of the underground station frame the tracks, where the yellow warning strip lines the edge of the platform.

September 2019 — The entrance to Track 30 inside Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan is seen at night. The marble hallways of the landmark station lead to the train platforms below, as a commuter and a security officer stand near the archways beneath illuminated signs.

September 2019 — An eagle statue perched on a globe stands outside Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. The bronze sculpture, one of several around the historic landmark, looks out over Midtown with the glass facade of the MetLife Building rising in the background.

September 2019 — The Lower Plaza at Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan is seen with the golden statue of Prometheus overlooking the outdoor dining area. Rows of international flags line the upper concourse, while crowds gather around the landmark complex that is home to shops, offices, and seasonal attractions.

September 2019 — The neon marquee of NBC Studios glows outside 30 Rockefeller Plaza in Midtown Manhattan. The sign, also advertising the Rainbow Room and the building’s observation deck, marks the entrance to the historic headquarters of the television network.