Eva Lewitus' photos
HFF from Washington . 1978
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Three glass fish
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Very ancient Wall, another stone with many corners…
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An old part of a Pre-Inca wall, with many corners. Can you count them? Taken with the Hasselblad 500C and a normal lense.
A very slow moving turtle... Concord, Mass. USA
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Ring the bell - Saint Guilhem le Désert
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HBM!!!
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Inca terns with 3 PIPs
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Flying bird.
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HWW
HBM from Rue Ameny - Marseillle
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Of course from Barcelona!
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HWW from Acrokorinthos
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Happy hippos in Lake Willis
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Hippo in lake Willis
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He made it into freedom, but is still not happy. He feels alone in an alien environment . Would the hippo be happier with his family around him?
HBM from the Potomac, Washington, long ago.
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Animal Sculpture at Lake Willis, Sudbury
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Animal Sculpture, Peace Dove , Israel
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Elephant by TJ Neil
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He was born on February 17, 1940, in Boston, Massachusetts, and moved to Florida in 1986. T.J. was a well-known sculptor of concrete for nearly 40 years. He created unique pieces out of concrete using no molds. His sculptures can be found all over the United States and even overseas. His son, concrete sculptor T.J. Neil Jr., and his family are continuing his life's work.
