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  1. I tell people all the time that my business thrives due to the kindness of strangers. Nowhere is this more evident than in gaining access to the tops of buildings and other structures to get a great shot. In driving around Western Illinois looking for shots, I stumbled upon this company who loads and unloads the huge b...

  2. This is a panorama of the San Antonio Library, designed by Ricardo Legorreta. As an architectural photographer, I am aware that many people feel that one should never show a field of view that is so wide that distortion enters the picture. Usually one can stick to that rule, that corresponds to about a 24 mm lens in a ...

  3. This lovely orchid plant, Brassocattleya Hawaiian Wizard 'Carmela', is from the greenhouse of E.D. Huntington Orchids + Tropicals, edhuntington.com Will open in a new tab or window, with whom I am collaborating on my Fine Art Orchid project. This is offered in a limited edition print at 40 x 53 inches. Only 15 prints will be created. See mo...

  4. This lovely close-up fine art print of V. Charlene Atkins, is part of our collaboration with E.D. Huntington Orchids and Tropicals, edhuntington.com Will open in a new tab or window . The print is offered in a limited edition series of six 55 x 120 inch prints. See more fine art prints at our GigaPan gallery and at kevingsaunders.com Will open in a new tab or window

  5. San Antonio's Alameda Theater is getting a multimillion dollar restoration, www.facebook.com/revivealameda Will open in a new tab or window is getting a $21,600,000 restoration. Here is what the outside looks like today and it wil be a fabulous addition to San Antonio's downtown. This image is 88 x 100 inches if printed out at 300 dpi. See mor...

  6. When in Little Rock AR I had the opportunity to photograph the Bank of America Plaza. This 24 story building looked great against the partly cloudy sky. The print is 176 x 163 inches. See more big building and cityscape images on the Gigapan gallery here and at kevingsaunders.com Will open in a new tab or window

  7. This view of downtown San Antonio features the sculpture, "Torch of Friendship" that was commissioned in 2002. The urban monumental scuptor Sebastian created the piece and we have another view of it that is our signature work in San Antonio. This 139 x 72 inch image has much of the beauty of downtown. Another point of ...

  8. The Texas Theater was opened in 1926 and was one of San Antonio's grand movie theaters. It suffered a decline in later years and was closed in the 1970's. The facade was salvaged and incorporated into the IBC Centre, as it is called now. This 83 x 60 image shows the facade and two of the hand painted tile pylons on Hou...

  9. This is an old Ascocenda that is actually a "stud plant" owned by our friends at E.D. Huntington Orchids and Tropicals. I loved the red blooms with the aging basket, combined with the character of the roots and stem. It is offered as a limited edition of six 55 x 87 inch prints. See more fine art orchid prints at our G...

  10. This 180 degree cityscape panorama is taken from atop the observation platform in East St. Lois. The new bridge towers are visible on the right and lots of St. Louis architecture is visible. Note the scaffolding around the old Courthouse. It was under renovation at the time. The image is 447 x 78 at 300 dpi and is offe...

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