Panorama of Wilkes-Barre and the Market Street Bridge

This is a view looking across the Susquehanna River toward downtown Wilkes-Barre and the Market Street bridge.  The River Commons amphitheater can be seen on the far shore of the river. 

The Market Street Bridge in B&W

The Market Street Bridge in black and white seems to capture the mood of a cloudy and gray day.

Looking Across the Susquehanna River at Downtown Wilkes-Barre

Graffiti Above the Lackawanna River

Graffiti done well can be fine art.  Graffiti done poorly and without thought or care can be the equivalent of visual dirt.  This graffiti, located under a bridge crossing the Lackawanna River in the middle of Scranton, is rather uninspired.  While it is fairly vibrant, it lacks focus and emotional impact.  Call it colorful visual dirt.

Winter Sidewalk

Wilkes-Barre and the Market Street Bridge

This picture shows downtown Wilkes-Barre, and the Market Street bridge crossing over the Susquehanna River.  

Market Street Bridge

The Market Street Bridge crosses the Susquehanna River and connects Wilkes-Barre and Kingston.

The Water Street Bridge

The Water Street Bridge was built in 1914 and connects Pittston to West Pittston, a few minutes to the south of Scranton.