A downward look into the striking atrium of the Edinburgh Grand Hotel.

The Samuel Beckett Bridge across the River Liffey in Dublin is designed to resemble a harp, Ireland’s national symbol.

A flamingo doesn’t seem interested in being photographed.

A long exposure just before sunrise gives the waves under the pier at St. Augustine Beach a silky appearance.

Gorgeous yellows fill the river basin along the road to Abiquiu.

Afternoon sunlight pours into an abandoned building in Carrollton, MS giving the appearance that it is lit from the interior. Look closely at the ghostly images on the wall and you might see a face or two.

The golden glow of the sunset highlights the clouds before the rain sets in at Fort Myers Beach, FL.

A Shetland pony shows off for visitors to a farm in northern Scotland.

Designed by Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, the Scottish Parliament Building is unique among surrounding structures due to its modern design and open architecture.

St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh is one of those places where you can get a neck cramp from checking out all the extraordinary details of the structure.

The Church of St. John the Evangelist in Edinburgh has a truly extraordinary plaster vaulted ceiling, which was inspired by King Henry VII’s chapel in Westminster Abbey.

Built between 1769 and 1779, the Dublin City Hall features a beautiful dome and this grand staircase.

Started in 1137, Kirkwall’s St. Magnus Cathedral is the northernmost church in Great Britain. Constructed of local yellow and red sandstone, it is a must see for any visitor to the city.

Folks along the coast in Scotland spend a lot of their time in rubber boots. This resident found a creative solution for retiring the family’s footwear.

A ewe watches over her two new lambs that were born less than an hour before I made this image.