Visual adventure from Carlos Eliason
Having the joy of following along the progress of one project for years is quite a privilege, seeing one that is so historic in nature is another joy altogether. As the Sacramento Valley Station undergoes such a drastic transformation, with renovations of spaces not used in at least 50 years, it’s amazing to see how the … Continue reading Sacramento Valley Station, a space in transition
I love me a creepy space and with Halloween coming up, what better time to take a tour of the Ice Blocks Development in Sacramento? I’ve had the brilliant opportunities of capturing some amazing redevelopment projects in downtown for my job and this one is no different. A full story is up on the City’s blog. … Continue reading The Ice Blocks Development – Sacramento, CA
Working for the City of Sacramento brings me to some pretty interesting scenarios. Click on any picture for more info… Feature photo: New Blue: Sac Regional Transit officially opens light rail extension to Cosumnes River College Continue reading A few favorites from the day job
We certainly didn’t expect to find any, let alone six feet of it. California is in one of the worst droughts it has ever seen, with little rain gracing us for 2015. Yet still, the rangers at Carson Pass Station warned us, there may be some left. How much? They couldn’t tell, they didn’t venture … Continue reading Backpacking on the only snow left – Round Top, Sierra Nevada
Large medallions in the foreground, removed from the ceiling, will be examined and restored. It’s as if the ghosts of all those who have traveled through these halls before us can still be heard… I find myself yet again walking through empty rooms that echo not only my footsteps, but the seeming sounds of the … Continue reading Above the crowds at the Sacramento Valley Station
It’s all fun and games until you hit the stairs. The Homestead Trail at Putah Creek, just off of HWY128, starts as a nice leisurely hike. Don’t let that fool you. A 1,200 foot climb within 2 or 3 miles isn’t so friendly. Or I’m out of shape. Hope it isn’t the latter. At least … Continue reading Annie’s Rock at Putah Creek
Recently had access to a facility in Anatoli, near Sacramento, CA, where they used to manufacture rockets that NASA used to get into space. What you are seeing is a four photograph stitched image. This facility is twelve stories high. Cool. Continue reading Launch…
