This fountain in Southlake Town Square (Texas) is inspired by traditional Italian piazzas. It is beautifully illuminated at night, casting vibrant, shifting colors across its streams.
A community pool in Austin Ranch (Plano TX). The pool is illuminated at night with streams of water along each side and a decorative fountain in the foreground.
Fountain in Sundance Square (Ft. Worth) with Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) streamers hung overhead.
An aerated pool at the Fort Worth Water Park located downtown.
Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park in downtown Chicago.
The Nicholas J. Melas Centennial Fountain on the Chicago River in the downtown area just below the locks that separate the river from Lake Michigan. It was completed in 1989 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the reversal of the direction the Chicago River flowed. (See next picture)
The fountain contains a water cannon that shoots a 90 foot arc of water across the Chicago River for 10 minutes at the top of every hour. It is a popular spot for kayakers. The river now flows through locks into Lake Michigan. It used to flow in the opposite direction.
Above is the Kaleidoscope at Grandscape in The Colony, Texas, a 30-foot tall structure that provides an interactive digital art and light experience. It incorporates hundreds of video tiles and more than 1,000 LED lights. It features immersive audio, integrated cameras, and motion-tracking capabilities so visitors can actively interact with the displays. More importantly, it makes for great “street photography.”
To the right of the Kaleidoscope is a not so interactive structure. It is a glass sculpture of a bulldog that is illuminated from within. It is very prominent at night in the complex I lived in.
To the right is a statue of the King of Rock that is displayed in the Memphis, Tennessee Welcome Center that sits at the end of the Hernando de Soto bridge over the Mississippi River. This iconic bridge, nicknamed the “M bridge” because of its twin steel through-arches, is illuminated at night by colorful LED lights.
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