Posts by Bill Pappas:
- Flagler’s Dream (the old railbed to Key West)
The Pappas family at the Cleveland International Airport Art Exhibit Opening
May 15th, 2012
Chris, Suzanne, Amy, and Bill
Exhibit at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
May 14th, 2012“CLE Celebrates Art”is an ongoing program sponsored by the airport to enrich the traveler’s experience. I have ten photographs in concourse “A” through the end of July 2012. Click anywhere on the image to see the photographs larger.
Collage of ten images on display at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
“Someone’s Florida Dream”
May 12th, 2012This photograph will be on exhibit in the New May Show, May 18 – July 20, 2012, at Lakeland Community College
Someone's Florida Dream
“Big Joe” accepted in juried Gates Mills exhibit
April 14th, 2012This image of retired steelworker and Marine, Joe Matesic , who at 83 works out regularly at the Y, captures his no-nonsense personality.
Big Joe
Road to Where?
February 24th, 2012This is looking south from Pigeon Key to the old Route US 1. The new bridge is to the left. Click the image to enlarge. No, I do not shoot 6×9 film, but the image of this old bridge looks better with a border!
Flagler's Dream Now
Nice view
February 15th, 2012View from condo at Hawks Key
People worked here…but not now.
February 5th, 2012
This short series of images depicts the disintegration of a West Point Textile mill in Opelika, Alabama:
Deserted Personnel Office
Empty Water Tower
Demolished Office
Bill donates photograph to City of Willoughby Hills
February 5th, 2012
Mayor Robert Weger (left), with Bill Pappas
The photograph “Maplegrove Grange” is presented to the City of Willoughby Hills in appreciation of the City’s support of the Arts and the establishment of Willoughby Hills Community Center Gallery. Many artists, residents, and members of the general public have already been enriched by this venue, and the future promises continued opportunities for the enjoyment of the creative expressions of a wide variety of artistic talent.
The open road
January 8th, 2012Snow at last!
December 18th, 2011Abstracts of the birdbath and patio confirm the arrival of the year’s first measurable snow
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