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Aix-en-Provence
Photograhs from my exploration of this town of water.
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Arles
Architecture and street scenes from a weekend in Arles, my favorite town in Provence.
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Beauvais
Home of a very unusual Cathedral.
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Chairs
Chairs from around the world ...
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Champagne Region
This region in France holds so many little villages, almost all dedicated to the art of making Champagne. This portfolio includes cathedrals and gargoyles and road trips.
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Chartres
Chartres has one of the most famous cathedrals in art history. Here are only a few of the photos that I took while exploring this town for the second time.
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Chichen-Itza
My favorite photographs of Chichen-Itza. Taken in 2005.
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Coba
This Maya archaeological site sits in the jungle and has miles of footpaths and narrow roads going through it.
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Dolni Bezdekov
One might wonder why I would photograph such a tiny spot - this is the town that my Grandpap Bures came from at the turn of the last century. It was a place I thought I would never see.
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Eiffel Tower
I almost always visit Paris in the early spring or fall, at a time when the leaves have not yet come out or have already gone ...
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Ek Balam
This Maya site is becoming famous amoung buffs for its 'Maya Angel' and the sculptures along The Acropolis.
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Holiday Photos
These are photos from my portfolio that could be used for Holiday cards.
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Kutna Hora
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LookUP
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Paris
Paris is one of my favorite cities in the world and my love affair with her has not faded over twenty years.
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Prague
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Saint-Denis Basilica
Photographs of my favorite piece of Gothic architecture in France.
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Shutters of Provence
For some reason the shutters of Provence are interesting to photograph. They make me wonder what kind of life lies behind them ...
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Tulum
This remarkable, yet simple, archaeological site sits on the edge of the Caribbean Sea on the Riviera Maya.
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Urban Legends
This series came about from my fascination with two things, happinstance and layers. Not necessarily graffitti, but paint or color on walls or streets that just happen to have been formed over time.
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Uxmal
Photographs of uxmal, the largest archaeological site in the Puuc region of The Yucatan.
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Yucatan
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