
Cameras: above, Kodak EasyShare Z1485 IS; below, Olympus E-20n.


In honor (apparently) of its Japanese theme, the 2015 Fall Flower Show has visitors keeping to the left instead of to the right all the way around the conservatory (except in the Fern, Orchid, and Stove Rooms, because a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little conservatories). It makes old Pa Pitt wax nostalgic, because Phipps was a keep-to-the-left place for the first century or so of its existence, before finally converting to keep-to-the-right circulation at some time in the late twentieth century.






In these pictures, once again, Father Pitt challenged himself to take pictures that could go directly from the camera to the public without any cropping or other adjustments.
These were all taken directly from the 99¢ camera, without passing through any image editor, after a walk through the woods.

Neptune stands guard over the Water Garden at Phipps Conservatory.



Four panthers by Giuseppe Moretti decorate the ends of the Panther Hollow Bridge. Below we see the signature of the artist in the bronze.


Two panoramas of the Oakland medical-intellectual district. Above, from Panther Hollow Bridge; below, from Schenley Park near the Oval. They are very large if you click on them.
