This Belle Isle bridgewalker was posted on the Weapon of Mass Creation Tumblr.
I couldn’t figure out how to embed the slideshow so you’ll have to click on the image above or here to check out some great images from the first day of the 5th season of the South of the James Farmers’ Market. The images were captured by the Richmond Photography Meetup Group which has 626 [...]
Any long-time or short-time readers have probably realized that I’m a fan of Legend. I’m under no illusions that they brew the best beer or have the best food but it is my place. I take guests there, meet friends there, listen to music, and love the view from the deck. I’ve gone on a [...]
The image was taken in Forest Hill Park showing the local police that patrolled the area. Image credit goes to City of Richmond, Dept. Of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities via Larry Miller and was posted to the James River Parks Facebook page. Thanks for sharing. PS – Kudos to the badasses on their motorcycles in that snow.
Keep on reading to see my own take on last week’s assignment of MUSIC.
Some great pictures from Brandon of post Irene damage.
My unedited set follows. Put your links to photos in the comments or send them to me directly.
Vintage Richmond is sharing this amazing picture of local favorite Belle Isle this morning. If you love old photos of RVA you need to be checking in on Vintage Richmond on a regular basis.
The world famous Where Is This post is back. The picture above was captured in a building that is open to the public and in the Hills and Heights area. What’s your guess?
Photo submitted by Paul Hammond of Carver Jackson News fame.
Another great picture from Brent Foss click on the photo to check out more.
Thanks to Brent for sharing this picture.
The picture above by Bill Piper won Best in Show in the Scenic Virginia 2010 Viewshed Photo Competition which drew over 500 entries. See more at RTD; Railroad Bridge at Sunset – “I think everyone in Richmond knows this bridge, and all seem to have good feelings about it,” wrote Bill Piper of Richmond. “I [...]
and Phil Licking sent these in. If you have some photos to share send my way.
This image was sent to my by Alistar Harris check out some more on his Flickr set.
David Hathcock spotted these deer last week near Rattlesnake Creek just off Cherokee Road, Stratford Hills/Oxford and was kind enough to send in the photos.