Images from Birmingham
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 In memoriam of the four young girls that died in the 1963 church bombing |  The new bus station that opened in 2017 |  The first Thursday of every month is Art Crawl in front of the Pizitz |
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 A statue of MLK in the Kelly Ingram Park |  The newly renovated TJ Tower with a Zeplin dock. The dock lights up now but was to dock blimps. |  Kelly Ingram Park can have some of the best photo ops in the city |
 The Fed Ex Building is a little oddly shaped and sometimes you get a great sunset across it |  Regions Bank is one tall building! |  Hard to tell but it's raining while the sun shines down |
 The full mural of animals and jungle. It's on the side of the Forestall shop in the alley. |  We have a great mural of nature and this features a frog that is definitely watching what you're doing |  From the Forestall Mural - a Tiger? leopard? hunts or is just watching us closely |
 Looking across 5th Ave one day I realized I could see myself in the building across the street. |  The Magic City sign was brought back and has been a symbol for the city for many years |  Carver Theater along 4th Ave has hosted some of the world's best jazz artist |
 Yes, it was a tad chilly |  Once a large office building it is now a large apartment building |  The west side of Regions Field, home of the AA Barons, shows off Birmingham pride. |
 Sidewalk Festival is one of the best festivals in the country and showcases hundreds of films |  Coming out of the central library I caught this prism of sunlight across the floor |  The church is iconic and makes a beautiful setting for a sunset |
 Calm waters in Railroad Park help with this shot of city center |  I usually say Bham but our airport is BHM. Either way, I love it and this is from Alchemy on 20th St. |  It doesn't get cold here often so I took advantage to grab a couple of cold weather shots |
 Sunsets across the Rotary Trail are beautiful |  Birmingham is full of characters |  The rail system is a big part of why Bham exist and the tracks still run through the middle of the city |
 Looking between the Pizitz and McWane Science Center |  Sometimes an alley gives you a great frame for a sunset |  Vulcan, the God of Forge, sits on top of Red Mountain but we have several mini Vulcans spread around. |
 Why mystery tower? Because I can't figure out why it's here. but I really like it. The panels spin in the wind. |  Bham has a long history with Greeks and this is one of our beautiful churches in city center |  Yes, everyone has this shot as it's on almost every postcard but I couldn't resist |
 A new sign was installed at the end of 2017 for the Alabama Theater. |  City Hall is the center piece for Christmas along with Linn Park |  City Center gives you fun buildings and even fun moon rises |
 Have I mentioned we have great sunsets in Bham? |  I think this was a sunrise as a day arises in Bham in more ways than one |  We have tons of squirrels and they make great photos if you can get one to sit still |
 A new festival created in 5 Points around the storyteller fountain |  A straight on shot this time of our Magic City sign |  Rumor has it Electa, who stands tall on the AL Power building, has a thing for our man Vulcan |
 Looking south toward Vulcan one evening |  A strong storm blew through but at least brought some cool sky colors |  We have 4 tunnels underneath the railroad tracks and each is lit with colorful LEDs |
 The sign for the 16th Street Baptist Church at the corner of 16th St and 6th Ave |  Traffic leaving town at the end of a long day |