"Midnight Flight," glass window by Martin Donlin; haiku by Joyce Brinkman

Lobby Indianapolis Airport

“Wings in Flight: Air, Water, Earth.” Artist: James Wille Faust, Indianapolis, Indiana; Production: 2013. Only “Earth” is shown; it is part of a triptych in the airport.

Silhouette in red

Window by Martin Donlin.

Back home on the ground

“The Indiana Windows.” As quoted from Indianapolis International Airport’s site: "British artist Martin Donlin produced 14 large, colorful abstract glass murals composed of numerous individual hand-blown glass panes to create a f!oor-to-ceiling piece along the walls of both concourses of the terminal at Indianapolis International Airport (IND). Collaborating with The Writers’ Center of Indiana, Donlin sought compositions by contemporary Indiana poets. He selected six poems – including works by Hoosier authors Norbert Krapf, Joyce Brinkman, Ruthelen Burns and Joseph Heithaus – to incorporate into some of the murals." "Back Home," by Norbert Krapf.

Columns, Indianapolis

Structural steel columns in the terminal building. Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum (HOK) architects.

Columns #2

Structural steel columns in the terminal building. Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum (HOK) architects.

Lightshow in magenta (motion activated installation)

“Connections.” Artists: Electroland/Cameron McNall and Damon Seeley, Los Angeles, California; Installation: 2008. Entrance from the parking garage.

Curve, Indianapolis Airport Lobby

Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum (HOK) architects.

Harmonic Convergence, by Christopher Janney, Miami International Airport

Miami airport. 'harmonic convergence’ installation by Christopher Janney.

York, England, train station

Originally opened in 1878.

York, England, train station

Canal boat, Kennet & Avon Canal, Bath, England

Originally opened between 1794 and 1810, it was restored in 1990.

Passengers board the ship for the new world.

Please note: This is my photo of a photo. It is not for sale. I include it for the story it tells.

Antwerp Central Station, entrance hall.

This immense hall escaped much of the damage that affected the rest of the station.

Antwerp Central Train staion.

The station was heavily damaged in WWII by V2 rockets; it was first repaired in 1986. Major changes were completed in 2007 to allow high-speed trains. Level 1 has trains terminating in Antwerp, Level -1 has trains also terminating, and Level -2 has high-speed trains. Ticketing is on Level 0.

Antwerp Central Station

Level -2.

Brussels Central Train Station

Commuters arrive at the Brussels Central station. A memorial to the 3012 railway workers who died in WWI & WWII is above. Because of their mobility, railway workers were a key part of the resistance.

Termini train station, Rome

Opened in 1955.

A street car named February, Milan

Vaporetti, Venice

Heading back to Staten Island, New York City

People head to the ferry in late afternoon. The Staten Island Ferry is the world's busiest passenger-only ferry.