Richmond In Black and White

The Shrine of Memory

Memory Statue

The Memory statue at the Virginia War Memorial stands 23 feet tall. This staute reflects the sorrow and pride felt by Virginians for their fallen military members. The Virginia War Memorial is located in Richmond, Virginia

Let's Go To The City

Richmond, Virginia skyline decorated with holidays view from the walkway of the Manchester Bridge

Main Street Station Clock Tower

Carpenter Theater

Winter In The City

Winter has set in over the James River in the City of Richmond

Richmond Coliseum

The Richmond Coliseum opened in 1971 with a seating capacity of 13,500. The facility closed in 2018 and now awaits demolition. This image was captured in 2017 while working on project, "Changing Richmond". At the time that I photographed this old relic, we did not know that the coliseum would soon be demolished.

Winter Reflections

Winter reflections at the Pump house in the James River Park System in Richmond, Virginia

MCV -VCU Hospital

The older Medical College of Virginia is now surrounded by newer buildings. This campus is now the VCU Health Systems in Richmond, Virginia

Silver City

The Richmond, Virginia skyline reflected in the James River

Old City Hall

The Coliseum

Hazy Summer Over The River City

The Manchester Bridge at 9th street in downtown Richmond, Virginia has some of the most spectacular views of the James River, the Richmond skyline, Brown’s Island, the T.Tyler Potterfield Bridge, the Lee Bridge and the CSX viaduct railroad tract. The Manchester Bridge carries traffic from 9th street to Commerce Road in south Richmond, Virginia. In 2018 the Richmond BridgePark Foundation has proposed creating a portion of the bridge into a park for walking, biking, bird watching and running. On this hazy summer evening I was able to capture an image of the City of Richmond from the 20th floor balcony of the West Tower of Riverfront Plaza.

Down Under

The James River is the largest river in Virginia, and the "Falls of the James" is the 7-mile stretch of the river where it drops more than 100 feet in altitude as it runs through Richmond, Virginia. This 7-mile stretch of the James River is near Bosher Dam and the waters around the 14th Street Bridge in downtown Richmond. Here is a view of the City of Richmond downtown skyline captured from the Manchester Bridge, where the James River is calm with reflections of the city buildings.

The Virginia State Capitol

The Virginia State Capitol was designed by Thomas Jefferson, and Charles-Louis Clerisseau in France. Construction began in 1785, and was completed in 1788. It sits at the top of a hill surrounded by lush green grass in Richmond, Virginia

Mayo Bridge