Sidewalks T-Shirts

SideWalks of NewYork

A big shoutout to sidewalks for keepin me off the streets

SHOUT OUT TO ALL SIDEWALKS FOR KEEPING ME OFF THE STREETS

Funny concrete worker apparel that reads "My Back Says Enjoy Your Freaking Sidewalk". Perfect for any concrete worker building houses and sidewalks.

Take a walk along the riverfront in Wilmington, North Carolina USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

A minimalistic design that that says, it's better to be out and about on the streets where there is life and people and fun.

Part of the Sidewalk series, a concept that promotes getting out and about on the streets, meeting people and moving.

Cute and cozy "Leafy Sidewalks & Crisp Morning Air" hand lettering

Canon Rebel T3i. The North 6th Street Bridge was built in 1911 and is the only remaining steel truss bridge from that era in Wilmington. It was built to replace the original deteriorating wooden structure spanning the railroad tracks. In 2007 the bridge was renamed in memory of Mr. Harry Forden, a local community activist who strived to revive North 4th Street after the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad left Wilmington. The one-lane bridge crosses the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Cut. It was historically considered the dividing line between the northern and southern sections of the Port City. The bridge has been used in television shows such as "One Tree Hill" and "Under The Dome". Wilmington, North Carolina USA. Thank you for looking...

La Paz is the capital city of the La Paz Department of Honduras. The town was founded in 1792 and has an estimated population of 46,000 people. It is 750 m (2460 feet) above sea level on the Comayagua River in an area that has mountainous terrain with thick jungle cover. The town dates back to 1750 when two Spanish colonies existed in the area. T he town's title was given in September 1848 when the name "La Paz" was officially recognized by a decree from Comayagua and in 1861 it was given the status of a city and in 1869 it was made a departmental seat. The town's economy is based on henequen (a fiber resembling that is used for twine and paper pulp), coffee, cattle, timber processing, tanning, distilling and some mining. I am tol...

© Richard Bean 2010 US Custom House Maine Portland, Maine Completed in 1872 Captured, overlooking the city harbor of Portland. Early evening Feb 2010 6:21 PM 4 exposure HDRI Nikon D700 Lens: Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8G AF-S ED Exposures: ISO 800 Focal Length: 23mm f/18 Aperture Priority 2.0 sec 2.5 sec 3.0 sec 4.0 sec Final processing with Lightroom 5.3 and Photoshop CS6.

La Paz is the capital city of the La Paz Department of Honduras. The town was founded in 1792 and has an estimated population of 46,000 people. It is 750 m (2460 feet) above sea level on the Comayagua River in an area that has mountainous terrain with thick jungle cover. The town dates back to 1750 when two Spanish colonies existed in the area. T he town's title was given in September 1848 when the name "La Paz" was officially recognized by a decree from Comayagua and in 1861 it was given the status of a city and in 1869 it was made a departmental seat. The town's economy is based on henequen (a fiber resembling that is used for twine and paper pulp), coffee, cattle, timber processing, tanning, distilling and some mining. I am tol...

Gorgeously swirly black and white patterns in cobblestone. These Portuguese pavings are in Loulé in the Algarve, in the main shopping street.