Tim Kiser:
Tourists like the long views afforded by certain downtown streets in certain small cities in the U.S.: For example!
Tim Kiser:
In Ambridge, Penna., a lodge of the National Croatian Society from 1925 is law offices nowadays.
Tim Kiser:
To emphasize its distinctive black paintjob, I have brought you an oblique view of a two-story building from 1923.
Tim Kiser:
A phytogeographic report from the Kansas side of the Kansas City metro area: A spread of poison hemlock (green) yields to other kinds of plants (brown).
Tim Kiser:
These HOURS OF GLARE have always been my favorite times at the University of Akron School of Law.
Tim Kiser:
Out for a weird walk alongside Interstate 69 on the outskirts of Fort Wayne Indiana in late January.
Tim Kiser:
The winter of '14-'15's ice sheet on the Red Cedar River in Michigan became grody as it melted.
