Recently I became the last person in the world to get an iPhone. As far as phones go, the iPhone has a better than decent camera built into it. There’s a lot of buzz about photos taken with the iPhone, and an entire small industry sprouting up around it. For a long time I thought [...]

In its 25+ years of existence, this monument to the late Joe Louis has been defined in many ways. At 24 feet long and weighing in at 8000 pounds, its appearance is truly impressive as it sits on the busy intersection of Jefferson and Woodward.

Photo by Lonna Horner This is probably the most visually striking building in Chicago. What is most interesting though is that the design is as much about aesthetics as it is about functionality.

If you’re from the Midwest, and especially Michigan, then you already know what Faygo is. For the rest of the country, you don’t know what you’re missing.

As some may have noticed, it’s been mighty quiet on Lens Artwork lately. Reason was that we have recently relocated from Michigan to North Carolina.

Few would argue that there is something just completely mesmerizing about New York City. Love it or hate it – its draw is irresistible.

Detroit’s downtown is undergoing a grand resurgence. It’s not hard to see why.

Here you have a tight closeup of downtown Detroit.

Between the months of November and March, seeing the sun in Michigan is about as rare as seeing road apples from a rocking horse.

While I may, in fact, be the last person on earth to have seen this, I decided to write about it anyway.