I can't wait until this foot 'boot' comes off so I can play ball, too.

Boy with broken foot has to sit out and only watch his team play ball.

The Sovereign Building in Buckhead, FL.  1st 26 floors are offices; all above that are condos.

Reflective Glass in Buckhead. Georgia.

Titan Missile Museum near Tucson, Arizona.  

Photo taken through clear plastic covering on top of silo.

The USA destroyed all its ICBM sites, but saved this one to remind people 

what the Cold War was like.

The Moffat railroad tunnel near Denver, Colorado.

Union Pacific's Moffat Tunnel, close to Denver, Colorado.

B&W version of Clear Creek Falls - see color version in earlier post.

Clear Creek Falls near Creed, Colorado.

4 headed cat.    Actually, I used a few mirrors of a software program for this fun foto.

Cat waiting for a new owner.

To see photos taken in Gainesville, Florida during this Worldwide Photo Walk, follow this link to a Flickr photo site.

Stairs

Photos in Gainesville from the Worldwide Photo Walk can be seen here on this Flickr site.

All over the world photos were taken yesterday between 9 and 11 a.m. local times.  Here is our group that did its photo shoot at the Haile Village in Gainesville, Florida. 

Scott Kelby's Worldwide Photo Walk, 2012

Rain, clouds and fog in the Colorado Rockies.

Rocky Mountain High in Colorado - on an overcast day.

Flowering shrub in the Colorado mountains around Mesa Verde.

Make your own monthly calendar sheets or send as gifts.

The Book Cliffs are a series of desert mountains and cliffs in western Colorado and eastern Utah, in the western United States. They are so named because the cliffs of Cretaceous sandstone that cap many of the south-facing buttes appear similar to a shelf of books.

Cliff dwelling ruins in the Mesa Verde National Park near Durango, Colorado.

Outdoor sculpture by Denver's Art Museum.  Hmmmmmmmmmmmm

Some inverse coloring on a small cactus.