Take one final walk with me through the streets of Indianapolis. View the sights and sounds of Indiana’s capital one more time. Feel the sun warm your face, stealing the cool wind away. Listen to the city, alive with people and birds. Remember those who built this place, leaving artwork for you to enjoy. As we leave, do not fret, for we will once again visit and enjoy all the splendor anew.
Remembering
Alive on a sunny day.
Shadows of the past.
Living narrowly.
Only the blue.
Magnificent.
Cracked.
Layers of history.
Street scene.
Lazy day.
House of Crane.
Goodnight Indy.
sethsnap 
A magnificent trip you took us on. I can imagine the living room in the ‘narrow’ building.
🙂
Such perfect blue skies…
The sky was beautiful indeed.
I like these 🙂
Thanks
Love my time in Indy..where we going next?
I don’t know. Probably a local park.
Cool!
Beautiful photos!
Thanks so much. 🙂 🙂
Great gallery … as always, my pick is the last – and I want to wish you a Happy Easter if I haven’t done it before.
Happy Easter to you as well. Thanks.
I love the hyper blue sky shots. 🙂
Thanks. It was a very blue sky.
Great pics!
Thanks Toni.
One day I will make it to Indianapolis. Thanks for the tour. Great Pictures!
You should. Thanks so much. 🙂
Awesome as always.Seth whats the secret behind the deep blue sky..Do you use a filter or is it edited later?
No, it’s normal. I swear.
I notice the sign for Kilroy’s. Did you happen to wander into Roberts Camera, by chance? 😉 I also recognize the Business Furniture building (in image #10), with the arched window that has red panes.
This was a wonderful series on Indianapolis. It’s a great city with a fabulous downtown area and most definitely one of the easiest big cities to navigate.
I didn’t go into any of them. I was too busy taking pictures. 🙂
There are some beautiful old buildings in Indianapolis and it looks like it was a great day for exploring the city.
It was. Thanks Elaine.
Structurally, top shots, Seth!
Thanks Sean.
with ur skills the building seem almost wanting to speak out
Thanks. l( 🙂
ur more than welcome
Another nice tour. BTW, that’s a fantastic night photo.
Thanks David. 🙂
You have captured Indianapolis well my friend. My daughter lives there and I know it quiet well! Great job!
Thanks. Does your daughter like it?
Thanks for sharing Indianapolis with us. 🙂
Welcome RJ
I enjoyed that tour a lot. The big city is quite colorful. But I’m ready for some grass and trees and fresh air. Thanks for the meander.
welcome. 🙂 I’ll give you some grass shots soon.
How alluring that last shot is. I love the night lights of that train station. Nice captures!
Thanks Tasha.