Photo Database
A searchable collection of photographs. Find examples of construction techniques, management, and planning issues.
A variety of sculptures are sponsored by the Port of San Diego along the bayfront Embarcadero trail
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Tags:
art on trails, harbor, sculpture, urban trails, pedestrians and people
More photos in this category
Cedar View Trail bridge. The tree forms on the bridge lead into more elaborate designs at the wings of the bridge. Artist Judy Bales
Cedar View Trail bridge. The tree forms on the bridge lead into more elaborate designs at the wings of the bridge. Artist Judy Bales
Cedar View Trail bridge. The tree forms on the bridge lead into more elaborate designs at the wings of the bridge. Artist Judy Bales
Sculpture along the riverfront trail in St. Paul, MN
Sculpture along the riverfront trail in St. Paul, MN
Sculpture along the riverfront trail in St. Paul, MN
One of the large metal sculptures in the flood plain of the Truckee River in downtown Reno, Nevada. A trail on each side of the river flood wall looks down on the sculptures.
One of the large metal sculptures in the flood plain of the Truckee River in downtown Reno, Nevada. A trail on each side of the river flood wall looks down on the sculptures.
One of the large metal sculptures in the flood plain of the Truckee River in downtown Reno, Nevada. A trail on each side of the river flood wall looks down on the sculptures.
Naval sculptures are part of USS San Diego Memorial along San Diego’s Embarcadero trail
Naval sculptures are part of USS San Diego Memorial along San Diego’s Embarcadero trail
Naval sculptures are part of USS San Diego Memorial along San Diego’s Embarcadero trail
Cedar View Trail bridge. Completed pavers remind trail users of railroad history of this particular trail corridor; Artist Judy Bales
Cedar View Trail bridge. Completed pavers remind trail users of railroad history of this particular trail corridor; Artist Judy Bales
Cedar View Trail bridge. Completed pavers remind trail users of railroad history of this particular trail corridor; Artist Judy Bales
