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Cleveland Greyhound Station

I often take the Greyhound bus to and from Cleveland, Ohio. It’s usually a quiet overnight ride, and now that many Greyhound buses have both power outlets and WiFi, it’s actually somewhat comfortable. On this particular trip back to New York, however, I was detained by police outside of the Greyhound station and told that [...]

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Playhouse Square Center

I’m told that Cleveland has the second-largest performing arts district in the United States (after New York City, of course), and I was wandering about the back alleys of Playhouse Square when I was inspired to shoot the odd, quiet and chaotic mix. I find my work to be heavily influenced by the lonely, dark [...]

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Triskett

At some point I would like to photograph all of the stations on the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority’s Red Line. There are 18 stations in all, and some are much more visually appealing than others. Maybe that will be a project for 2012.

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Tower City – Public Square

Beneath Tower City Center lies the Tower City – Public Square station for the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority. It is as close to a New York City subway you can get in Cleveland. I still enjoy taking the Red Line all the way from the Louis Stokes Station at Windermere in the east to [...]

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DoubleTree by Hilton, Cleveland Downtown – Lakeside

Since I was only staying in Cleveland, Ohio for one night, I decided to splurge (relatively speaking, of course) and let Expedia pick out a hotel for me. I ended up booking a room at the oddly-named “DoubleTree by Hilton, Cleveland Downtown – Lakeside,” which was once a Holiday Inn. If you ever find yourself [...]

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Tower City Center

I remember as a child growing up in Cleveland that going “downtown” was a very special treat. Not only was the Terminal Tower the tallest building in Cleveland at the time, but my mom would frequently take me to the huge department stores (Higbee’s, May Company and Halle’s) and I remember that she really liked [...]

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