New York City

houston, originally uploaded by Cool Auntie.

Houston Street

1515 Broadway - Detroit

no war30, originally uploaded by Cool Auntie.

There is a famous building with the same address -- 1515 Broadway in NYC is the home of MTV Networks. I used to work in that building. So, walking around downtown Detroit, I was at first taken by the address, but then compelled by the sight.
March, 2004

The Kern's Clock

kernsclock, originally uploaded by Cool Auntie.

On Woodward Avenue, downtown Detroit, MI

Park Slope, Brooklyn

Brooklyn in Italianate light, originally uploaded by Theresa K.

18th Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY

Hoboken

Somewhere in Hoboken, originally uploaded by Theresa K.

There's a building with my name on it!

Atlanta

Traffic Control, originally uploaded by Theresa K.

Somewhere on Flat Shoals, in Atlanta's East Village.

Ohio City, Cleveland

drip-color, originally uploaded by Cool Auntie.

West 25th Street, in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood.

Welcome to Cleveland!

barbedwire, originally uploaded by Cool Auntie.

In the alley off of Theresa Ct., downtown Cleveland, OH.

Philadelphia

Star Star, originally uploaded by Theresa K.

The Star outside the North Star Bar in Philadelphia, PA.
I can't say I enjoyed my time there.

Austin, Texas

Rust, originally uploaded by Theresa K.

From March, 2003 - I had already been photographing foundried things such as manhole covers, sewer grates and other street plugs made of iron for about two years when I went to Austin for the SXSW festival - convention. Of all the cities in the USA that I have photographed manhole covers, Austin is the city with the most "Made in the USA" foundry work.

I am pleased to report that this shot is one of Troy Gregory's favorites.