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The Cathedral of Saint Vibiana is the former Catholic cathedral of the City of Los Angeles, California. It opened in 1876 and remained as the city's cathedral for over 100 years. In 1994 is suffered severe damage during the Northridge earthquake and was going to be demolished. In 1996 the City of Los Angeles took control of the building which was then restored and converted into an event venue and restaurant. The cathedral sits near the city's high rises.

The Cathedral of Saint Vibiana is the former Catholic cathedral of the City of Los Angeles, California. It opened in 1876 and remained as the city's cathedral for over 100 years. In 1994 is suffered severe damage during the Northridge earthquake and was going to be demolished. In 1996 the City of Los Angeles took control of the building which was then restored and converted into an event venue and restaurant. The cathedral sits near the city's highrises.

This illustration is of the Cathedral of Saint Vibiana. It is the former Catholic cathedral of the City of Los Angeles, California. It opened in 1876 and remained as the city's cathedral for over 100 years until 1994 when it suffered severe damage during the Northridge earthquake. It was going to be demolished by the diocese, but in 1996 the City of Los Angeles took control of the building. It was then restored and converted into an event venue and restaurant. The cathedral is one of the city's original buildings.

The Grand Central Station in downtown Los Angeles, California is the hub for all incoming and departing trains from Los Angeles. Millions of commuters pass through its gates annually. It's Spanish architecture compliments other buildings in the area.

The Los Angeles, California city hall is a local landmark that has been featured in many films and television shows. It is an icon in the Los Angeles landscape because of its art deco design and for many decades it was the tallest structure in the Los Angeles skyline.

Los Angeles, California has a panoramic skyline that is constantly expanding. It is well known for anyone that has the privilege of working in the upper floors of one of these buildings that the rewarding views include beautiful sunsets, sunrises, views of other high rises, views out to the ocean and the nearby mountains. An evening skyline view of other high rises is a wondrous sight

This was a nightime walk through downtown Los Angeles, California. This bench was located under an art deco street lamp which offered the right opportunity to capture the moment the light radiated in a ghostly manner over the bench. 

Los Angeles, California has a panoramic skyline that is constantly expanding. It is well known for anyone that has the privilege of working in any of its high-rises' upper floors that the rewarding views include beautiful sunsets, stunning sunrises, views of other high-rises, views out to the ocean and panoramic views of the nearby mountains. In this image you can see some of the modern glass and steal skyscrapers contrasting with Los Angeles' older art deco buildings. Los Angeles' downtown is adorned with many art deco buildings.

Park City is a ski resort town east of Salt Lake City, Utah. Many of the buildings on its Main Street were built during the 19th century silver mining boom. The nearby Olympic Park hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics.

This digital illustration of Sacramento, California's Capital Building was taken from a photograph of the building. During a visit to Sacramento, the capital of California, the cherry trees lining the front of the Capital Building were in full bloom. Those cherry trees are seen in front of the building.

The Los Angeles, California 4th Street bridge runs over the Los Angeles viaduct and leads into downtown. This bridge was constructed in the early 1930s and is an example of Los Angeles' art deco architecture. The skyscraper in the background is being constructed below 4th Street.

The US Bank Tower in the downtown Los Angeles, California skyline highlights this picture. It was taken from the grounds of another building which houses open air eateries that face the building.

The US Bank in Los Angeles, California was once the tallest building west of the Mississippi River. It originally served as home for the Los Angeles Public Library (but the library later moved to another building). The building was designed to mimic Los Angeles' art deco architectural style. The architect designed the building so that it would not have any hard corners making it easy to appreciate from any perspective.