Often, with zeal, people find sub-places within places.
Image composed by the author in Nice, France. Click on the image for more detail. © 2009-2015 myurbanist. All Rights Reserved. Do not copy.
Often, with zeal, people find sub-places within places.
Image composed by the author in Nice, France. Click on the image for more detail. © 2009-2015 myurbanist. All Rights Reserved. Do not copy.
Traditional destinations are ripe for conversation, for all ages.
Image composed by the author in Buffalo, New York. Click on the image for more detail. © 2009-2015 myurbanist. All Rights Reserved. Do not copy.
Consider this the preface—a teaser—for a new series, and a new hashtag. Stand by for #placespeoplego.
Image composed by the author in Paris. Click on the image for more detail. © 2009-2015 myurbanist. All Rights Reserved. Do not copy.
During a year filled with four trips abroad and two months away, many of my 2014 Facebook cover photos helped fill my yearly urban and exurban diaries.
Themes address the overlapping (and therefore hardly mutually exclusive) nuances of habitation, history, cityscape, landscape and ecology.
France, Italy, Monaco, Scotland, Spain and the United States all unfold below according to these categories, in a fashion intended to memorialize an extraordinary 2014.






































All images composed by the author. Click on each image for more detail. © 2009-2015 myurbanist. All Rights Reserved. Do not copy.
For more information on the role of personal experience in understanding the changing city, see Urbanism Without Effort, an e-book from Island Press.
My first two images of 2015 really don’t need captions or narrative. At a glance, they show the viewable factors of context and color, light and dark, land and water, nature and structure, where people work and live and more.
These viewable factors are all rudiments of what we see in an urbanizing world, and suggest balances ripe for the ongoing dialogues of sustainability, climate change, the shared economy and assurance of equity along the way.
Happy New Year, plain and simple, from Seattle, urbanely photogenic for its first sunset portraits of the year.
Images composed by the author in Seattle. Click on each image for more detail. © 2009-2015 myurbanist. All Rights Reserved. Do not copy.
For more information on the role of personal experience in understanding the changing city, see Urbanism Without Effort, an e-book from Island Press.