Architecture & City - # - Photography by Kevin L. Cole

All the images in this gallery are of high resolution quality for master printing.
Unless noted in the image comments area images are 2:3 format and can be printed in full format on 10"x15", or, 12"x18", or, 16"x24", or, 20"x30", or, 24"x36".
Other Print sizes may be used by applying the appropriate crop and will effect the final composition.

If you are interested in purchasing a digital image file please contact me at kevin@kevinlcole.com.

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The Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, California at sunrise.
The Palace of Fine Arts was built in 1915 for the Panama-Pacific Exposition, today we know it as the Worlds Fair. The domed structure was named the Tower of Jewels. The PoFA is currrently undergoing renovation so the onlt access is from the pond. Not sure how long the renovation will take as we left before the Exploratorium open.

Print this image on Metalic Paper or Glossy and it will pop off the wall. Maybe you want a totally different look from the standard wooden frame, try this on METAL ART in a High Gloss and a Float mount to WOW your guests.

When you photograph old doors do you ever wonder just how many passed through it? For me there is always much intrigue as to the past. This door is part of the original train station in the ghost town of Rhyolite Nevada.

Another door from the original train station in Rhyolite, Nevada.

I did a quick search on Flickr for Cook Bank images and you will never guess te results. Yep, you did guess it 6,865, as of today. There is ever angle, shape, exposure and processing style you can imagine. So here is my entry into the vast pool of Cook Bank images.

Completed in 1929 the Santa Barbara County Courthouse is still in use today. This is the Mural Room which is on the second floor.

Completed in 1929 the Santa Barbara County Courthouse is still in use today. This is the corner entry into the first floor.

Completed in 1929 the Santa Barbara County Courthouse is still in use today.

Art Deco building in Morro Bay. In as many years as we have seen this building we have never seen the front lit up.

The Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, California at sunrise.
The Palace of Fine Arts was built in 1915 for the Panama-Pacific Exposition, today we know it as the Worlds Fair. The domed structure was named the Tower of Jewels. The PoFA is currrently undergoing renovation so the onlt access is from the pond. Not sure how long the renovation will take as we left before the Exploratorium open.

Print this image on Metalic Paper or Glossy and it will pop off the wall. Maybe you want a totally different look from the standard wooden frame, try this on METAL ART in a High Gloss and a Float mount to WOW your guests.