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taken in november of 2006 in nashville, tennessee.
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A medium framed print has been sold
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i love the nashville skyline. there’s nothing particularly dynamic about this shot, but i just love love love the colors.
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Built in the 1890’s. It started housing prisoners in 1898. It has 800 cells. It has a 20 ft. rock wall around it that was 3 feet thick. The prisoners were made to work for their keep. The state took contracts from private companies to run factories inside the prison walls using convicts as the labor. / There are so many stories within these walls. There have been riots, fires, and escapes. It was closed in 1989. In 1992 a federal judge ordered that it will never be used to hold prisoners again. It is starting to crumble in places. Windows are broken out and the roofs are falling in. / It is said to be haunted. / While I was there, crows and vultures were everywhere. It has been used in several movies and music videos. / Some of the films shot on location at the Tennessee State Prison: / • TNA Wrestling promo, 2006 / • The Furnace, 2006, Melee Entertainment / • Walk The Line, 2004, 20th Century Fox / • Civil Brand, 2001, Lions Gate / • The Last Castle, 2001, DreamWorks Production / • The Green Mile, 1998, Castle Rock Entertainment / • Letter From Death Row, 1997, Sheen/Michaels Entertainment / • Last Dance, 1996, Touchstone Pictures / • Against the Wall (TV), 1994, Araba Films for HBO / • Marie, 1984, De Laurentiis Entertainment/MGM
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(South America) The hyacinth macaw occurs in three distinct areas in South America, mainly in Brazil. It is found in east Amazonia, east-central Brazil, and in the Pantanal region of southwest Brazil reaching into Bolivia and Paraguay’ Nashville Zoo at Grassmeere, / Nashville Tenn / June 24, 2008
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Every classic ride needs a set of fine tires. Street Rod Show Nashville Tn. 2008
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The state of Tennessee, with a acoustic guitar as a symbol for Nashville, the home of country music.
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A drawing of the skyline with, “Welcome to Nashville” which is in Tennessee, the home of country music… or anyone who appreciates the city or the state..
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the great mel tillis
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A musician waiting to be discovered on Broadway in Music City, Nashville Tennessee, USA
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Gryphon (or Griffin) / In ancient times it was considered the protector of the divine. The creature was seen in civilisations as early as the Minoan civilisation (2700BC to 1450 BC). / This is on the roof of the Nashville Parthenon. / Nashville’s Parthenon was the centerpiece of the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition fair. A number of buildings at the Exposition were based on ancient originals. However, the Parthenon was the only one to have been conceived as an exact reproduction of the Athens Parthenon. It was also the only one to have been preserved by the city. (The Knights of Pythias building was purchased and moved to nearby Franklin, TN.) / Originally built of plaster, wood, and brick, the Parthenon was rebuilt in the 1920s on the same foundations, but with concrete. / Today, the Parthenon, functions as an art museum.
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Photographed at The Rymer Gallery in Nashville, TN. (Guitar by George Downing)
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Townes
by MoonSpiral9×12 pastel on Sennelier La Carte paper I have been told that I do not represent the male folk enough in my gallery. Here is my attempt to pay tribute to the late great Townes Van Zandt. Known as the songwriter’s songwriter, and most famous for his song “Poncho and Lefty”. Townes video
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A sculpture on the Cumberland River which flows next to Nashville. / I do not know the person(s) who designed this sculpture…it is located on the Cumberland River in Nashville in an area known as The Riverfront. The Riverfront is host to many concerts and downtown events. It is also the site of our yearly 4th of July fireworks.
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Original in acrylic 24×30 painting. Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, and Hank Williams Sr. Country Stars who have all past on .
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One of many bars in Printers Alley in Nashville Tennessee…
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Radnor Lake in Nashville Tennessee
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A park bench at Centennial Park in Nashville Tennessee
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